RV Park Camping & Fishing
The
"keep-nature-first" philosophy applies to the most sought after
resident of the resort's numerous lakes: the fighting largemouth bass.
Catch and release is the rule for this species, which is more prevalent
from January through June.
The lakes' other species, such as black crappie, bluegill,
perch and catfish, are there for the sport and the eating!
Resort guests are invited to drop a line into one of our carefully
stocked lakes, which are equipped with fishing docks and hanging fish
feeders.
We maintain a natural balance of species in our lakes to provide one
of the most productive sports fishing havens in Florida. Stop by the
Welcome Center for rules and regulations.
If
you wish to try your luck with saltwater fishing, it's less than 10 miles
away from The Great Outdoors Resort. Licenses are required for saltwater
fishing.
The
Indian River offers anglers a selection of redfish, drum, jackfish,
ladyfish, tarpon, sheepshead and speckled trout.
Or if you prefer the bigger game fish such as cobia and sailfish
- you can arrange for offshore fishing in the Atlantic Ocean.
