Little Turkey Lake Map
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Little Turkey Lake is a 58-acre natural lake located approximately one mile west of Hudson, Indiana in Steuben County. It has a maximum depth of 30 feet and an average depth of 13.7 feet. The lake has three inlets, Smathers Ditch, Conrad Ditch and an unnamed ditch. Both Smathers Ditch, which is the main inlet, and Conrad Ditch enter Little Turkey Lake on the east shore while the unnamed ditch enters on the south shore. Turkey Creek is the outlet for Little Turkey Lake. It is located in the northwest corner of the lake and flows northwest into Lime Kiln Lake.
The majority of the shoreline of Little Turkey Lake consists of woods. There are homes on the lake but the property owners have done little to alter the natural shoreline. Pasture and croplands are present but are buffered from the lake by wooded strips.
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| Jet Skis: |
Are they permitted? no
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| Boat Docks: |
Are they permitted? yes,permitted |
| Power Boats: |
Are they permitted? no wake, 10mph speed limit |
| Depth of Lake: |
max of 30', average 13.7' |
| Nearby cities: |
Stroh is a very small town but does offer restaurants, post office, gas station/convenience, churches, auto repair, and a park. |
| Building restrictions: |
The majority of the North end of the lake is undeveloped. Only South side has homes. |
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The water quality at Little Turkey Lake is considered fair. Nutrients are most likely carried into the lake via the drainage ditches that serve as inlets to the lake. These ditches flow through agricultural areas. |
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A general fisheries survey was conducted on Little Turkey Lake on June 16 through 20, 2008
• A total of 412 fish representing 13 species was collected during this survey. Bluegill ranked first by number, followed by largemouth bass and white sucker. Common carp was the dominant species collected by weight followed by white sucker and largemouth bass.
• Bluegill and largemouth bass dominated the sport fishery at Little Turkey Lake while black crappie and yellow perch contribute although they are present in small numbers.
• Bluegill of all ages grew at an average rate for northern Indiana natural lakes while largemouth bass grew at an above average rate.
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There is a state owned access site with a concrete boat ramp located on the northeast corner of the lake which is accessible off of County Road 700 South. This is a non-ski lake. No wake. Pontoons are best for this lake.
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