Lake Dias
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A dark, tannin-stained lake with very little vegetation. This 711 acre lake is located about 9 miles north of Deland on US hwy 17. The GFC (Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission) boat ramp is the only way for the public to harness this lakes good bass, bluegill, sunfish and perch angling. The old state record for perch of 3 lbs. 8 oz. was caught on a beetle spin in 1988.
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| Lake George
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This large lake (46,000 acres) is an off shoot of th St, Johns River. Alot of vegetation provides habitat for the large and numerous bass and crappie in the lake. Striped Bass are targeted on the east side in the cooler months, with the croaker hole spring being the spot during the warmer months. The jetties (south side) produce good sunshine bass year round.
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Lake Harney
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This lake covers 6,058 acres and is home to some very good bass, crappie and bream fishing. Access is limited but can be gained by either the boat ramp on Mullet Rd off SR 46 via the St, Johns or a ramp in Lemon Bluff just south of Osteen.
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| Lake Monroe
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This lake is 9,406-acres and has terriffic crappie fishing in the cooler months and excellent bass fishing practically year round. At the seawall along US 17, its not unusual to catch a striped mullet or an atlantic croaker. Public access can be made from ramps at the Sanford Marina, a ramp at the intersection of US hwy17/92 and I-4 and off enterprise Rd on the northern side of the lake.
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| Puzzle Lake
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This 1,300 acre waterway is made up of channels, troughs, off shoots and the the St, Johns river itself. Puzzle lake is known for its excellent shad runs and is a fly fishermans paradise. Public access can be made at the GFC ramp at SR 46.
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St. Johns River
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All along this river and its lakes it connects, lake Beresford (800 acres), Lake Woodruff (2,200 acres) and Lake Dexter (1,902 acres) produce excellent catches of largemouth bass, striped bass, sunshine bass, crappie, and bream. Look along runs of vegetation and along structure as this is where the fish hole up. Also look for the mouth of Sringrun creek and Get-Out creek, where the rivers and creeks meet for schooling fish.
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