Ocala Forest Lakes

Marion - Florida


  • 4 catches

  • 150 followers

  • 1 spots

There are approximately 600 natural lakes in the Ocala National Forest with lakes Bryant, Mill Dam, Kerr, Crooked, Wildcat, Lou Echo, Grasshopper, Eaton and Quarry Fish Pond being the most popular. A booklet titled "Fishing Opportunities in the Ocala Nat...

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Ocala Forest Lakes Fishing Reports

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  1. Bustin Biggins
    - Ocala Forest Lakes

    Caught 5 Bass (under 2 pounds) then this 6th Bass in the small lily pads and grass. Put up a nice fight.

    4 lb. 21 in. Largemouth Bass with a fluke

  2. tom ellefson
    - Ocala Forest Lakes

    Black Crappie

    1. alan nazworth 0
      nice fish
  3. Gregory Gibson
    - Ocala Forest Lakes

    Details: Half-moon Lake

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