Mud Pine Creek Fishing
Benton and Warren counties carries this creek; NRC Outstanding River (2013 list).
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Mud Pine Creek on the Indiana map
The NHD map gives Mud Pine Creek 21 miles of line within Indiana, across Benton and Warren counties. Its state status: NRC Outstanding River (2013 list). The handiest town is Oxford, around 5 miles away.
The sections that follow cover access and limits.
USGS NHD named flowlines (mapped length in Indiana, not a DNR figure); Indiana DNR stream designation layers and Fishing Access Sites, read November 5, 2026.
State designations on Mud Pine Creek
- DesignationNRC Outstanding River (2013 list)
- Reach as listedS.R. 352 to confluence with Big Pine Creek
These Mud Pine Creek rows repeat state list text.
Natural Resources Commission Outstanding Rivers list (2013), DNR put-and-take and salmonid stream layers, Indiana navigable waterways list; read November 5, 2026.
DNR access points along Mud Pine Creek
Mud Pine Creek has no DNR-mapped access point.
Other ramps if Mud Pine Creek is busy
- Attica boat ramp on Wabash RiverWabash River, 16 miles
- Water Street Access Site on Wabash RiverWabash River, 16 miles
- Granville Bridge boat ramp on Wabash RiverWabash River, 17 miles
Indiana DNR Fishing Access Sites layer (shown on the DNR Where to Fish map; attributes as recorded, blank where not recorded), read November 5, 2026.
Indiana limits in force on Mud Pine Creek
| Species as printed | Daily limit | Size limit |
|---|---|---|
| Black Bass: largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass (in rivers and streams) | 5, any combination of largemouth, smallmouth, or spotted bass | No fish 12 to 15 inches may be kept, and no more than two fish over 15 inches may be kept |
| Catfish: Channel, Blue, Flathead (in rivers and streams) | Unlimited | 13 inches; not more than one blue catfish that’s at least 35 inches, one flathead catfish at least 35 inches, and one channel catfish at least 28 inches or longer may be kept |
| Bluegill | Unlimited | no size limit |
| Redear Sunfish | 25 | no size limit |
| White Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass | 12, any combination of white bass or hybrid striped bass | No more than two fish may exceed 17 inches |
| Walleye, Walleye-Sauger Hybrid (Saugeye), Sauger | 6, any combination of walleye, walleye-sauger hybrid, and sauger | For walleye: 14 inches south of SR 26; 16 inches north of SR 26 For sauger and saugeye: No size limit |
| Northern Pike | 3 | 24 inches; no more than one 30 inches or longer |
The guide treats Mud Pine Creek as moving water for bass and catfish limits.
Anglers 18 and older carry an Indiana fishing license ($23 a year for residents, $60 for nonresidents).
Statewide limits as printed, 2026-2027 Indiana Fishing Regulations Guide (eRegulations, linked from the Indiana DNR), read November 5, 2026. Indiana DNR license fees (license year April 1 to March 31), read November 5, 2026.
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Big Pine Creek sits near 7 miles from Mud Pine Creek, the closest listed.
| Stream | Distance | Mapped NHD miles in IN | USGS gauges | DNR ramps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mud Pine Creek | this stream | 21 | 0 | 0 |
| Big Pine Creek | 7 miles east | 45 | 1 | 0 |
| Little Pine Creek (Tippecanoe and Warren Counties) | 14 miles southeast | 15 | 0 | 0 |
| Bear Creek (Fountain and Warren Counties) | 21 miles south | 4 | 0 | 0 |
| Iroquois River | 27 miles north | 46 | 3 | 3 |
| Sugar Mill Creek | 38 miles south | 20 | 0 | 0 |
USGS NHD and gauges, Indiana DNR Fishing Access Sites; read November 5, 2026.
Around the edges of Mud Pine Creek
Lakes in the same part of Indiana as Mud Pine Creek
- Bicentennial Nature Park Big Pond25 miles
- Bicentennial Nature Park Little Pond25 miles
- Armstrong Park Pond25 miles
- Munger Park Pond26 miles
Hoosier towns sitting near Mud Pine Creek
- Oxford5 miles
- Fowler7 miles
- Otterbein13 miles
One more river beside Mud Pine Creek
- Big Pine Creek7 miles
- Little Pine Creek (Tippecanoe and Warren Counties)14 miles
- Bear Creek (Fountain and Warren Counties)21 miles
- Iroquois River27 miles
- Sugar Mill Creek38 miles
County guides tied to Mud Pine Creek
- Benton County
- Warren County
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Telling Mud Pine Creek fish apart from a photo

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What the bait counter hears about Mud Pine Creek
Which town is near Mud Pine Creek?
It runs through Benton and Warren counties, and its mapped point is about 5 miles from Oxford.
Is Mud Pine Creek a long river?
The NHD map shows 21 miles of line in Indiana; that is a mapping figure, not a DNR survey.
How do I get onto Mud Pine Creek?
No public site is mapped on it.
Which species does the DNR list for Mud Pine Creek?
DNR layers leave its species blank.
How many black bass may an Indiana angler keep from Mud Pine Creek?
The guide row for rivers and streams reads: 5, any combination of largemouth, smallmouth, or spotted bass; No fish 12 to 15 inches may be kept, and no more than two fish over 15 inches may be kept
Can I fish Mud Pine Creek without paying a fee to the state?
Anglers 18 and older carry an Indiana fishing license ($23 a year for residents, $60 for nonresidents).
Who measures Mud Pine Creek?
No gauge reports from it.
Is there a bait shop by Mud Pine Creek?
Our shop list shows none nearby.
Is Mud Pine Creek a trout stream?
State lists name it: NRC Outstanding River (2013 list).
Plan a float down Mud Pine Creek
Fees, stamps and river rules sit on one page.

