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Orange Lake Stories
Source-backed catches, championships and memorable fishing moments tied directly to Orange Lake.
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3 storiesFishing history worth knowing
A trophy lake averaging only 5.5 feet deep
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionOrange Lake's exceptional bass fishery is built in a shallow world of pads, hydrilla, emergent grass and marsh—not deep reservoir contour structure.
Heavy Hitters lived up to its name
Major League FishingDave Lefebre won MLF Heavy Hitters on Orange Lake with 31 pounds 3 ounces on seven Championship Round fish and added a 9-pound 3-ounce big bass.
Cross Creek is more than a boat passage
Florida State ParksThe east side of Orange Lake preserves the Cross Creek homestead and landscape of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, giving a fishing trip an unusually strong literary-history stop.