North Little
Natural Lake · Kosciusko County, Indiana
North Little covers 142 acres in Kosciusko County, in Indiana's glacial lake country. The nearest city is Warsaw. The walleye fishery draws anglers from across the state. The lake supports 8 documented species including Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, and more. DNR bathymetry data helps anglers identify productive structure and depth transitions — last surveyed in 2012. Ice fishing is popular in winter months, while open-water season peaks from May through October. Check local regulations before heading out, and review the Kosciusko County page for additional fishing spots nearby.
Depth Maps
Bathymetric maps from the Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. These maps show depth contours, vegetation, and bottom structure.
Map & Directions
Get DirectionsShowing 14 nearby bait & tackle shops on the map.
Nearby Bait & Tackle
Ice Predator Outdoors
North Webster, IN
Splendor Boats of Warsaw
Warsaw, IN
★ 4.2The Lakehouse
Winona Lake, IN
★ 4.7Alley Cat Outfitters
Wabash, IN
★ 4.6Bass And Bucks Inc
Wabash, IN
★ 4.8Bud's
Huntington, IN
★ 4.8Bunker Hill Fish and Game Club
IN 46970, IN
★ 4.7Country Bait & Tackle
Wolcottville, IN
★ 4.7Nearby Marinas
Fish Species
Species known to inhabit North Little. Click any species for a full fishing guide.
Fishing Guides Near North Little
(574) 377-8892
(260) 385-0623
(574) 268-1115
(260) 413-3250
(260) 385-0623
(708) 259-9809
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Other Lakes in Kosciusko County
Plan Your Trip to North Little
- Weather forecast for North Little — check wind, rain, and temperature before you go
- GPS: 41.0860°N, 85.9020°W — Get Directions
- Check the latest DNR fishing report for current conditions
- Review Indiana fishing regulations for season dates and limits
- An Indiana fishing license is required for ages 18+ — buy online at IN.gov
Data sourced from Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. Last verified: March 18, 2026. Learn how we maintain this data.