Fishing in
Franklin County
Franklin County, Florida has 153 named fishable waters, 4 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
48 waters
Waters in Franklin County
- Apalachicola Riverstream9× stocked
- Ochlockonee Baybay3× stocked
- Oyster Pondlake2× stocked
- Sandy Pondlake2× stocked
- Tucker Lakelake171 ac
- Metcalf Lakelake89 ac
- Duck Lakelake46 ac
- Corn Landing Lakelake44 ac
- Lake Number 1lake34 ac
- Lake Number 3lake28 ac
- Lake Number 4lake26 ac
- Lake Number Fivelake26 ac
- Halfway Lakelake25 ac
- Lake Number 2lake23 ac
- Turtle Harborlake22 ac
- Sand Pondlake21 ac
- Chipley Lakelake19 ac
- Silver Lakelake18 ac
- Lake Moralitylake17 ac
- McKissack Pondslake10 ac
- Buddy Pondlake9 ac
- Wright Lakelake8 ac
- Mullet Pondlake7 ac
- Double Pondlake7 ac
- Little Tucker Lakereservoir6 ac
- Fanny Lakelake5 ac
- Chason Pondslake5 ac
- Waldon Lakelake2 ac
- Evans Lakelake0 ac
- Acorn Lakelake0 ac
123 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Bluegill1 waters
- Channel Catfish1 waters
- Florida Largemouth Bass1 waters
- Hybrid Striped Bass1 waters
- Striped Bass1 waters
- White Bass1 waters
Latest stockings
- Apalachicola RiverStriped BassJul 1, 2018
- Ochlockonee BayWhite BassJul 1, 2017
- Ochlockonee BayWhite BassJul 1, 2015
- Ochlockonee BayWhite BassJul 1, 2015
- Apalachicola RiverHybrid Striped BassJul 1, 2013
- Apalachicola RiverHybrid Striped BassJul 1, 2013
- Sandy PondBluegillJul 1, 2011
- Apalachicola RiverHybrid Striped BassJul 1, 2011
- Sandy PondChannel CatfishJul 1, 2010
- Oyster PondFlorida Largemouth BassJul 1, 2010
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Franklin County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Franklin County, Florida?+
Franklin County has 153 named fishable waters, 4 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Franklin County?+
Waters in Franklin County hold bluegill, channel catfish, florida largemouth bass and hybrid striped bass. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Franklin County?+
Yes — Florida requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.