Fishing in Osceola County, Florida
61 public waters in the South region — 44 lakes/reservoirs and 17 rivers. Every one is public water fishable on an Florida licence.
Lakes & Reservoirs
- Lake Kissimmee
31,383 acres · 7 species
- Lake Tohopekaliga
18,627 acres · 7 species
- East Lake Tohopekaliga
11,742 acres · 7 species
- Lake Jackson
8,514 acres · 8 species
- Lake Hatchineha
5,872 acres · 7 species
- Lake Marian
4,666 acres · 8 species
- Lake Poinsett
4,134 acres · 9 species
- Lake Cypress
4,097 acres · 8 species
- Alligator Lake
3,859 acres · 8 species
- Cypress Lake
3,532 acres · 7 species
- Buck Lake
1,985 acres · 8 species
- Lake Gentry
1,799 acres · 8 species
- Lake Winder
1,461 acres · 9 species
- Lake Conlin
1,100 acres · 7 species
- Trout Lake
968 acres · 8 species
- Bay Lake
948 acres · 8 species
- Lake Lizzie
814 acres · 8 species
- Lake Russell
746 acres · 8 species
- Lake Preston
692 acres · 8 species
- Lake Myrtle
690 acres · 8 species
- Brick Lake
642 acres · 8 species
- Live Oak Lake
415 acres · 8 species
- Lake Center
413 acres · 8 species
- Cat Lake
381 acres · 8 species
- Lake Runnymede
331 acres · 8 species
- Fish Lake
293 acres · 8 species
- Lake Joel
228 acres · 8 species
- Lake Davenport
222 acres · 8 species
- Lake Wilson
178 acres · 8 species
- Hinden Lake
157 acres · 8 species
- Coon Lake
150 acres · 8 species
- Brown Lake
144 acres · 8 species
- Lake Cecile
134 acres · 8 species
- Ajay Lake
131 acres · 8 species
- Clay Hole Pond
126 acres · 8 species
- Pearl Lake
99 acres · 8 species
- Sardine Lake
98 acres · 8 species
- Eagle Pond
85 acres · 8 species
- Tiger Cove
65 acres · 8 species
- Bullock Lake
64 acres · 8 species
- Grape Head Pond
37 acres · 8 species
- Sunset Lagoon
33 acres · 8 species
- Bee Ponds
19 acres · 8 species
- Clump Pond
17 acres · 8 species
Rivers
Florida Fishing Licence
One Florida freshwater fishing licence covers every public water in the state — resident annual about $17, non-resident annual about $47, with non-resident 3-day (~$17) and 7-day (~$30) options. There is no trout stamp, and Florida residents 65+ fish free. Some FWC Fish Management Areas set their own rules and a small day-use permit. Buy at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com.
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