It was a busy weekend at Miami Whitewater Forest – the lake saw anglers of all ages enjoy casting a line during the Kids’ Mystery Fish Challenge and the Bass Series tournament.

The 2021 bass series kicked off on April 18 at Miami Whitewater Forest. And the Kids’ Mystery Fish Challenge returned to Triple Creek on April 25. We’re excited to have anglers of all ages back for the 2021 Great Parks fishing season!

With 2020 winding down, we are happy to announce our 2021 Fishing Tournament Series and our kids’ fishing events dates! Here you’ll find the current fishing tournaments schedule. Check back to this page for schedule updates.

Cooler temperatures mean fall has officially arrived! But that doesn’t mean it’s time to retreat indoors. Great Parks nature interpreters, conservation & parks staff and golf staff list the tops ways you can enjoy the beauty of fall colors this season.

Thirty-one teams of bass anglers tried their luck in the final 2020 Great Parks Bass Series qualifier at Miami Whitewater Forest Lake.

Find all 2020 Great Parks Fishing Tournaments standings here. Standings are updated after each tournament, so be sure to check back regularly.

Join us on our Facebook page Mondays through Fridays at 10 a.m. for a live video with Great Parks staff. Ever wonder where this popular fish came from? Pick up your fishing rods and join us on Parky’s Farm. Farmer Eric shares the history of this popular fish in today’s live video.

Great Parks Fishing Tournaments are back! Tournaments will look a little different than usual. Before you join us on the water, please we need your help to make fishing enjoyable for everyone by following these changes.