Best place to collect driftwood in Northern Indiana?

[taxid]

As a taxidermist I usually order cedar driftwood for mounts, but have a situation where a customer wants their bass going after a yellow perch all on the same piece of driftwood. Can't get the supply companies to send me the right piece. It needs to be a fork where the bass is facing left on one branch and the perch is on the other fleeing the bass left of the bass.  I tried a couple of fellow taxidermist friends but they are in the same boat.

I'm thinking launching on the Elkhart might get me lucky?

The fish are mounted and ready for the driftwood. Just need to find the right piece.

[ftwwalleye]

The hosey d**n in fort wayne gets all sorts. Prob glows in the dark too 

[taxid]

tried to send you a PM but your full.  clean a space and send me a pm, ill set you up for a truck load of drift wood.  

PM cleared. Thank you for the offer. That said, I do prefer the cedar I order as I have to be careful bringing wood into my log home. Don't want to bring in any critters that will go after my pine logs.

Gonna launch at Mallard Roost this afternoon and see what I can find. If that works I will probably hit Sparta for some gills with my twin. I think I'll stay off the big lakes today.

[taxid]

you better chunk a few nice limbs in your ponds, for future use. lol

I do something similar. The privacy fences I got for free I stack out back and let them weather to make stringer mounts.

[bigr]

The missinnawa and salamonie is loaded with driftwood from all the times they gets high.

[Bputman]

Sali and missy have a ton as BigR said, use to get a bunch for a lakeside fire when we were chasing the catfish

[taxid]

Thank you all!