Where is Indian Lake?

Beautiful weather framed this year's 3rd Annual Saugeye Tournament. First Place winners with the most weight and the biggest catch were Mike Difibaugh and Adam Harlament. The big saugeye was 8 pounds .86 ounces. Congratu lations on another great tournament at Indian Lake. Special Thank you to Organizer, John Stalling, for the photos! For more tournament results click here

The 5,800 acre lake offers unlimited horsepower boating, excellent inland lake sailing prospects, and features boat ramps and boat docks for rent. Water Skiing is popular in the open zone area. Several popular restaurants are accessible by both land and water. Buying boat gas and snacks is also possible from several on water locations. Weekend tournaments draw fishing boats and fishing enthusiasts from many parts of the state. The area is famous for year around recreation offering beaches, bicycle trails, hiking, camping, fishing, state park facilities, hunting, snowmobiling, ice skating and ice boating. Many RV parks are available around the lake. Volunteers work diligently to keep the waters of Indian Lake beautiful. Unique resort homes, fine condominium living, lakeside residences, gated communities, and other waterfront real estate line the various shores and can be seen when touring by boat. Scenic auto touring around the many islands and peninsulas reveal beautiful natural habitats. Night time entertainment with live bands and karoake are also popular at Indian Lake. >Shopping for unique items, many made by our local talent , or for grocery specials for your outings plus other available services make Indian Lake a great place to live , spend a vacation, bring a loved one, rent an island or a cottage, have a retreat or enjoy a honeymoon! Surrounded by the villages of Lakeview, Russells Point, Huntsville, Belle Center and Roundhead, Indian Lake is the number one place to be in Ohio!

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Guess this location: This is the Indian Lake spillway located between Artist Island and Waterbury on State Route 366 South. It is good fishing here from the bank and by boat. The water depth is about 12 feet at this point. The lake is low at this time of year. Water is not flowing over the spillway. While the concrete on the dam/spillway does not look very good, Park Manager, Frank Giannola does say that it is structurally sound. “It was last inspected by ODNR engineers in 2005. It gets visually inspected each year and we keep a close eye on it,” he said. Click here for a location map.

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