Tippecanoe Boat Company

08/20/2026

View Bruce L Pierce's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

07/16/2026

07/16/2026

Stunning 2027 Monaco Tri-toon with 300 HP Honda X McLaren Collab Engine? Yes Please!😍 Just arrived, lots of extras…DTS, Power Assist Steering, Cool Touch Flooring, Cool Touch Quilted Interior, Sport Wave Electric Canopy and more!

Tippecanoe Boat Company in Leesburg, IN, featuring New and Used Boats for Sale, Rentals, Parts and Service near Barbee, Oswego, North Webster, and Syracuse.

07/11/2026

2008 Crownline 210 LS with Mercruiser V-8 5.0L Engine and Custom Trailmaster Tandem Axle Trailer. This boat is being sold on consignment and has been serviced and stored regularly by our marina. There have been recent upholstery repairs, interior is in very good condition. The trailer has been servi...

07/03/2026

The Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s Bug Catch invites families, kids and curious adults to roll up their sleeves, dip nets into the water and explore the incredible world of aquatic macroinvertebrates during its annual Bug Catch event.

06/23/2026

The second wave of the Auction for Healthy Lakes has rolled in!🌊 This bidding period will take place June 21st - July 5th. There's a unique experience for everyone in this auction...
🏈 Tickets to see a Notre Dame football game
⛳ A golf outing at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club
🔆 A sunset dinner on Pike Lake
And so much more!
Don't let these experiences wash away, bid or buy it now today!
https://event.auctria.com/3dcc1c1f-0c20-4933-8894-49d1b45f4f47/

06/04/2026

Heads up! Two Free Fishing Days are happening this weekend, June 6-7. 🎣

On these days, Indiana residents can fish the state’s public waters without a fishing license and trout/salmon stamp. All other rules, such as seasons, bag limits, and size limits, apply.

Learn more here: https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/fishing/free-fishing-days

06/01/2026

⚡️🪰PEAK lightning bug season is arriving! 🙌🏼
They first arrived early this year due to the warmer and wet spring we had, especially in central and southern Indiana.

But expect the biggest numbers starting now!

Typically peak season for lightning bugs is June in Indiana, but because of the earlier onset, peak season should be early and mid June. You'll probably notice numbers decrease the second half of June from south to north gradually.

WHY THE LIGHTS?
They are mating and they use their lights to attract other lightning bugs of the same species. The lights hopefully warn off predators too.

Tips on how to get more lightning bugs where you live:
▪️Cut grass higher, and leave unmowed areas if you can
▪️No pesticides
▪️Turn off unnecessary lights outside