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Pennsylvania lakes and reservoirs

Little Pine Lake Fishing

A 90-acre Pennsylvania lake in Lycoming County, year-round stocked trout water.

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Lycoming County

Little Pine Lake, size and setting

In Lycoming County, Little Pine Lake is a lake of 90 acres by PFBC count. Little Pine State Park owns the water, per PFBC. Roughly 9 miles separates the lake point from Salladasburg. Overflow heads into Little Pine Creek. PFBC handles it from its Northcentral Region office.

Listed fish include bluegill and pumpkinseed, chain pickerel, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, yellow perch and rainbow trout. There are 1 access area with a ramp on its shore. PFBC files it under year-round stocked trout water. PFBC flags it as a Best Fishing Water.

90acres
1ramp access areas
6species listed
4scheduled stockings

PFBC Lakes_Point layer (acres from NHD), Census places, retrieved October 23, 2026.

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Species

Fish managed in Little Pine Lake

PFBC sources behind Little Pine Lake: its species listing for the water, state records and planned stockings.

PFBC WWCW species listing by water and PFBC stocking schedules, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Trout

Trout plantings and Little Pine Lake

yesstocked trout water
yesopen year-round
noearly season
Northcentraltrout region

On Little Pine Lake the trout season follows the stocked trout water schedule, with the creel limit and 7-inch minimum shown in the limits table. Year-round status keeps it open for trout through the preseason.

Fishing for trout here needs a trout permit ($14.97) on top of the license ($27.97 resident, $60.97 nonresident).

PFBC Stocked Trout Waters layer and 2026 Pennsylvania Fishing Summary (PFBC), p. 10, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Access

Ramps and access areas on Little Pine Lake

  • Little Pine Creek State Parkpaved ramp, parking roadside parking (no lot), electric motors only; owner Bureau of State Parks

Boat launches within a tow of Little Pine Lake

  • Hamilton Bottom AccessPine Creek, 3 miles west
  • Clark Farm AccessPine Creek, 9 miles northwest
  • Black Walnut Bottom AccessPine Creek, 10 miles northwest

PFBC access areas layer (ramps and fishing-only sites), retrieved October 23, 2026.

Limits

The keeper rules anglers follow at Little Pine Lake

SpeciesCreel and sizeSeason
Trout (regular season)5 (combined species), streams, lakes and ponds; minimum 7 inchesRegular season: April 4 at 8 a.m. through Sept. 7 (statewide opening day)
Trout (extended season, stocked waters)3 (combined species); minimum 7 inchesJan. 1 through Feb. 15 and Sept. 8 through Dec. 31
Bass (June 13 to Sept. 30)6 (combined species); minimum 12 inchesJune 13 through Sept. 30
Bass (Jan. 1 to April 10, Oct. 1 to Dec. 31)4 (combined species); minimum 15 inchesJan. 1 through April 10 and Oct. 1 through Dec. 31
Bass (April 11 to June 12)NO HARVEST – catch and immediate release only (no tournaments permitted)April 11 through June 12 (no harvest begins 12:01 a.m.)
Muskellunge and tiger muskellunge1 (combined species); minimum 40 inchesOpen year-round
Northern pike2; minimum 24 inchesOpen year-round
Chain pickerel4; minimum 18 inchesOpen year-round
Walleye and saugeye6; minimum 15 inchesJan. 1 through March 14 and May 2 through Dec. 31
Sunfish, crappie and other panfish50 (combined species)Open year-round
Catfish50 (combined species)Open year-round
Striped bass and hybrids2 (combined species); minimum 20 inchesOpen year-round
American shad3Open year-round

These Commonwealth inland waters rows cover Little Pine Lake unless a program or special regulation below says otherwise.

2026 Pennsylvania Fishing Summary (PFBC), pp. 10-17, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Stocking

Fish stocked in Little Pine Lake this year

Stocking at Little Pine Lake in 2026: 4 entries, mainly rainbow, without fish numbers.

DateSpeciesProgramSectionMeeting place
March 18, 2026Rainbow trout, Golden rainbow troutadult trout. to Little Pine Lake
April 9, 2026Rainbow trout, Golden rainbow troutadult trout. to Little Pine Lake
April 30, 2026Rainbow troutadult trout. to Little Pine Lake
October 2, 2026Rainbow troutadult trout. to Little Pine Lake

PFBC Adult Trout Stocking Schedule, Fingerling Trout Schedule and Warmwater/Coolwater stockings (2026), retrieved October 23, 2026. Pennsylvania stocking.

Compare

How Little Pine Lake stacks up nearby

LakeDistanceAcresRampsSpeciesStocked trout
Little Pine Lake9016yes
Rose Valley Lake19 miles east38938
Lake Nessmuk26 miles north6015
Hamilton Lake26 miles north4214yes
Halfway Lake27 miles south600yes
Foster Joseph Sayers Lake28 miles southwest1,72977

PFBC Lakes_Point, access areas and species listings, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Nearby

Neighbors of Little Pine Lake

Pennsylvania lakes near Little Pine Lake

Minnows, worms and line near Little Pine Lake

  • E Hille Companybait and tackle shop, Williamsport, 21 miles
  • La Marinamarina, Williamsport, 22 miles
  • J D's Bait & Tacklebait and tackle shop, Mill Hall, 22 miles
  • Scaff's Enterprisesbait and tackle shop, Loganton, 23 miles

Permitted guides near Little Pine Lake

Keystone towns within reach of Little Pine Lake

  • Jersey Shore12 miles
  • Avis12 miles
  • Lock Haven16 miles

The counties Little Pine Lake touches

  • Lycoming Countyseat: Williamsport
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Photographs

Photographs of lakes and creeks by Little Pine Lake

Pine Creek, Tioga County, Pennsylvania
Pine Creek, Tioga County 14 mi
Photo: Nicholas A. Tonelli, CC BY 2.0
Loyalsock Creek, Pennsylvania
Loyalsock Creek 23 mi
Photo: Jstuby at en.wikipedia, Public domain
Kettle Creek, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Kettle Creek, Clinton County 25 mi
Photo: Nicholas, CC BY 2.0
Spring Creek, Centre County, Pennsylvania
Spring Creek, Centre County 37 mi
Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0
Answers

Little Pine Lake: what Keystone anglers want to know

Which Pennsylvania county holds Little Pine Lake?

Look in Lycoming County, PFBC Northcentral Region, about 9 miles from Salladasburg.

How large is Little Pine Lake on PFBC maps?

90 acres of water.

Where can I launch a boat at Little Pine Lake?

1 ramp access area, led by Little Pine Creek State Park.

Which gamefish live in Little Pine Lake?

Listings show bluegill and pumpkinseed, chain pickerel, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, yellow perch and rainbow trout.

Which Summary rules govern Little Pine Lake?

Bass (June 13 to Sept. 30): 6 (combined species); minimum 12 inches; June 13 through Sept. 30.

What does an out-of-state angler pay at Little Pine Lake?

Fishing for trout here needs a trout permit ($14.97) on top of the license ($27.97 resident, $60.97 nonresident).

Do PFBC trout trucks visit Little Pine Lake?

PFBC lists 4 stockings in 2026; the earliest is March 18.

Where can I pick up nightcrawlers near Little Pine Lake?

E Hille Company is about 21 miles from the water.

Hitch the trailer for Little Pine Lake

The license page lists every Pennsylvania fee and season.