This is not only a big hit to me personally, but to Hoosier Muskie Hunters chapter of Muskies Inc as a whole. The club is a Indy based chapter and has been pushing for stocking near the city for years. Now the closest place to the city has been removed, possibly for good. When I tried to pin Bill down on what their reasoning was and what needed to be fixed to continue stocking he didn't seem to have a full grasp of the status quo. At first he stated that the pits were now part of the Driftwood River system. After I corrected him that the levee only suffered partial damage and Sandpiper and most of Plover was now blocked off from the damaged area of the levee he told me that it was now in the hands of "engineers" and cost would dictate if any work would be done in the future. I know fishing can be tough here, but I really hate to see it end after 20+ years of stocking. There didn't seem to be much interest in HMH stepping up to aid in repair or additional stocking. Possibly because of the status of the club itself, but after Bill basically stated there wouldn't be any future stocking in the Indy area. I sure hope gas prices stay low, because Plover was a lot closer than anything else.