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Brevard County Florida
Lake Poinsett
Closest Town: Rockledge
Lake Size: 4,334 Acres
Public Boat Access: Located
on East Shore off
S.R. 520
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Bluegill and Shellcracker. Connects to
Lake Winder. Part of the St. Johns River chain of lakes.
Lake Poinsett Map
Lake Washington
Closest Town: Aurora
Lake Size: 4,362 Acres
Public Boat Access: Located off
I-95 & Lake Washington Rd.
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass and Black Crappie. Bluegill and Shellcracker also
caught. Part of the St. Johns River chain of lakes. Wildlife include
Sabal Palms, Sawgrass, and some species of ducks and birds.
Lake Washington Map
Lake Winder
Closest Town: Bonaventure
Lake Size: 1,496 Acres
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Shellcracker. Black Crappie also
caught. Connects to Lake Poinsett. Part of the St. Johns River Chain
of lakes. Lake Winder Road leads directly to the lake.
Lake Winder Map
Sawgrass Lake
Closest Town: West Melbourne
Lake Size: 407 Acres
Public Boat Access: Located off
U.S. Hwy 192
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Black Crappie.
Sawgrass Lake Map
Brevard County Florida
Fishing
Lake Hellen Blazes
Closest Town: West Melbourne
Lake Size: 381 Acres
Public Boat Access: Located off
U.S. Hwy 192
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Black Crappie.
Brevard County Florida
Fishing
Loughman Lake
Closest Town: Southmere
Lake Size: 600 Acres
Public Boat Access: Located off
S.R. 46 on Hatbill Rd.
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass and Bluegill. Black Crappie and Flounder also caught.
Loughman Lake Map
South Lake
Closest Town: Titusville
Lake Size: 1,101 Acres
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Black Crappie.
Brevard County Florida
Fishing
Indian River
Closest Town: Rockledge
Public Boat Access:
Many located along river including:
Scottsmore Landing -
Off Huntington Ave and Dixie Way
Parish Park - East end
of SR 406 bridge in Titusville
Marina Park - Off
Marina Road and U.S. 1 in Titusville
Port St John Boat Ramp
- U.S. 1 at Port St John
Lee Wenner Park - Off
SR 520 and Riverside Dr. in Cocoa
Pineda Landing - Off
U.S. 1 and Pineada Causeway
Front Street Park - On
New Haven Ave and Front Street near downtown Melbourne
John Jorgensen Landing
- Off U.S. 1 in Grant
Grant Boat Ramp - U.S.
1 in Grant
Long Point Park - 9200
S. U.S. AlA north of Sebastian Inlet
River Notes:
Specializing in Redfish, Tarpon and Kingfish. Florida's
Indian River offers the best opportunity in the country to catch bragging-sized
redfish in shallow water. Since the banning of the nets just a few years ago the
number and size of redfish has increased dramatically. The word has long been
out that massive schools of redfish roam the extensive grassflats of the Indian
River, the Banana River, and Mosquito Lagoon. As a result, fishing pressure has
increased significantly. At times, redfish can be difficult to find. They also
spook rather easily. When you can get close enough to cast to them, redfish
sometimes refuse every spoon, jig, and plug that you cast.
Indian River Map
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