Fishing in
Monroe County
Monroe County, Florida has 349 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
52 waters
Waters in Monroe County
- Raulerson Prairielake5,059 ac
- Oyster Baylake4,580 ac
- Bear Lakelake1,028 ac
- Lake Ingrahamlake952 ac
- Lake Surpriselake454 ac
- Gator Lakelake442 ac
- The Cutofflake386 ac
- Mud Lakelake331 ac
- Middle Fox Lakelake309 ac
- East Fox Lakelake177 ac
- Cattail Lakeslake124 ac
- Little Fox Lakelake74 ac
- Lake Simmonslake66 ac
- Cabbage Baylake60 ac
- Crocodile Lakelake40 ac
- Jungle Baylake37 ac
- Lost Lakelake30 ac
- Southwaterlake28 ac
- Dove Soundlake24 ac
- Mud Lakeslake22 ac
- Big Boy Lakelake10 ac
- Weeks Lakeslake10 ac
- Coot Bay Pondlake9 ac
- Mrazek Pondlake2 ac
- Alligator Baybay
- Alligator Baybay
- Alligator Covebay
- Alligator Creekgut
- Angelfish Creekgut
- Avocado Creekstream
319 more on the map above.
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Monroe County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Monroe County, Florida?+
Monroe County has 349 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in Monroe County?+
Yes — Florida requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.