Flint

Natural Lake · Porter County, Indiana

1 Depth Map

Flint covers 107 acres in Porter County, in the natural lake region of northern Indiana. The nearest city is Valparaiso. Walleye are a major draw for this water. The lake supports 8 documented species including Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, and more. Use the DNR depth map to locate drop-offs, channels, and flats — last surveyed in 2014. Ice fishing is popular in winter months, while open-water season peaks from May through October. Plan your trip with the depth map and local guide listings below.

107
Acres
8
Fish Species
3
Local Guides

Depth Maps

Bathymetric maps from the Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. These maps show depth contours, vegetation, and bottom structure.

Flint Lake Bathymetry Map

July 2014

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Map & Directions

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Fish Species

Species known to inhabit Flint. Click any species for a full fishing guide.

Largemouth BassBluegillChannel CatfishBlack CrappieRedear SunfishWalleyeNorthern PikeYellow Perch

Fishing Guides Near Flint

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Data sourced from Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. Last verified: March 18, 2026. Learn how we maintain this data.