Post by Greenedog on Jun 19, 2014 0:08:24 GMT -5
Chase and me were wanting to fish a spot we hadn't tried before this evening, so we ended up taking the Ranger down to the Linton Conservation Club(which is actually a city park called "Lee Sherrard Park" now.) I grew up going to horse shows there, but had never fished it; the horse arena is now a motocross track. It's kind of like a mini Greene-Sullivan, but the pits are already getting weed covered. I'm thinking it will be a good spot to try next time we get ice. 
The biggest gill of the evening...
The biggest gill of the evening...
More commonly known as the Linton Conservation Club, the 660-acre park is located on Park Road just north of SR 54 on the east side of Linton. The park includes an 8-mile mountain bike trail, 300 public campsites, and 14 stocked lakes, with three handicap-accessible and designed for children. The park also houses the 1930 Center of Population Marker and a historic community building, known as the “Clubhouse” that was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) as a project of the Works Progress Administration in 1930.
Just another night at work for me and Monty will be back here again bright and early. 
