The Story of Lake County Fish & Game
                        and the Benefits of Membership

    Our association was formed in 1920 and has the distinction of being the
    oldest conservation organization in the State of Indiana.  A few men with
    futuristic vision, recognized that our natural resources and game habitat
    needed protection from exploitation by ruthless and selfish interests.  
    Conservation measures and laws were needed to protect fish, wildlife
    and the environment.  Fostering understanding and trust between
    sportsmen and the general public.  While developing public support for
    conservation efforts were the initial steps toward accomplishing this.  
    Such efforts continue today as the Lake County Fish & Game Protective
    Association provides support for the protection of wildlife and the
    environment through donations to organizations such as the Nature
    Conservancy District, Sierra Club, Greater Kankakee Grand Marsh
    Restoration, to name a few.

    We invite you to join our friendly, family-oriented, conservation-minded
    association.  We offer 40 acres of secure, peaceful, green country side
    with 17+ acres of prime fishing waters.  A covered pavillion and a large
    clubhouse.  We are located at 2000 E. Main Street, Griffith, Indiana.  Our
    membership is open to anyone who wishes to enjoy the outdoors in a
    clean and safe environment.  Here is a few of the benefits of
    membership:

    - Meeting and making friends with those good people who share a
    common concern for conservation.

    - Informative monthly meetings the first Wednesday of each month, at 7:
    30 P.M. with knowledgeable guest speakers.

    - Annual Walt Millikan Memorial Game Dinner presenting awards for Big
    Buck, Big Goose or Big Turkey, Pheasant contests.

    - Free annual picnic for members and their families.

    - Planned family events such as:  Fool-a-Trout Derby, Bluegill Derby,
    Catfish contest, Turkey Fry, Spaghetti-for-Fish, Super Bowl Party,
    Sportsman's Flea Market.

    - Monthly newsletter "The Hoosier Sportsman" with input on
    Conservation legislation.

    - Hunter Education / Gun Safety programs run by our own certified
    instructors.

    - Bi-Annual Sporting Clay Outings - Come bust some clay with us!

    - Big Fish Awards Program

    - Great fishing - Catch and Release: Bluegills, Crappies, Perch,
    Large/Small mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, Wipers, Catfish and
    Musky.

    - Bird watching with feed/observation site.

    - Archery Range

    - Access Card, gives you access to the property for use by members
    only.  Card must be purchased separately and you do not need one to be
    a member of LCF&G.

    Come and join us.