Fishing in
Osceola County
Osceola County, Florida has 152 named fishable waters, 4 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
73 waters
Waters in Osceola County
- Lake Jacksonlake16× stocked
- Lake Tohopekaligalake9× stocked
- Lake Marianlake1× stocked
- Fish Lakelake1× stocked
- Lake Kissimmeelake31,383 ac
- East Lake Tohopekaligalake11,742 ac
- Lake Hatchinehalake5,872 ac
- Cypress Lakelake3,192 ac
- Taylor Creek Reservoirlake3,127 ac
- Lake Gentrylake1,799 ac
- Lake Conlinlake1,414 ac
- Lake Lizzielake814 ac
- Lake Russelllake746 ac
- Lake Prestonlake691 ac
- Brick Lakelake641 ac
- Lake Myrtlelake562 ac
- Buck Lakelake500 ac
- Cat Lakelake430 ac
- Lake Centerlake409 ac
- Live Oak Lakelake384 ac
- Lake Runnymedelake331 ac
- Trout Lakelake268 ac
- Lake Joellake227 ac
- Hinden Lakelake156 ac
- Coon Lakelake151 ac
- Ajay Lakelake127 ac
- Bay Lakelake114 ac
- Lake Cecilelake112 ac
- Pearl Lakelake99 ac
- Sardine Lakelake98 ac
122 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Channel Catfish2 waters
- Bluegill1 waters
- Florida Largemouth Bass1 waters
- Grass Carp1 waters
- Redear Sunfish1 waters
- Threadfin Shad1 waters
Latest stockings
- Lake JacksonRedear SunfishJul 1, 2024
- Lake JacksonChannel CatfishJul 1, 2020
- Fish LakeGrass CarpJul 1, 2020
- Lake TohopekaligaChannel CatfishJul 1, 2019
- Lake MarianFlorida Largemouth BassJul 1, 2019
- Lake JacksonChannel CatfishJul 1, 2018
- Lake TohopekaligaChannel CatfishJul 1, 2016
- Lake TohopekaligaChannel CatfishJul 1, 2016
- Lake TohopekaligaChannel CatfishJul 1, 2016
- Lake JacksonBluegillJul 1, 2015
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Osceola County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Osceola County, Florida?+
Osceola County has 152 named fishable waters, 4 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Osceola County?+
Waters in Osceola County hold channel catfish, bluegill, florida largemouth bass and grass carp. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Osceola County?+
Yes — Florida requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.