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Fishing at Starke Lake, Florida

201-acre lake ยท County ยท 1 species stocked

Stretching across 201 acres in County, Starke Lake is a lake known to anglers throughout Florida for its consistent fishery for its target species. Whether you're casting from a kayak or running deeper structure from a boat, the data on this page will help you plan your next trip.

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Recent Stocking Reports

The most recent 1 stocking events on record for Starke Lake:

DateSpeciesQuantityAvg size
Jul 1, 2020 ๐ŸŸ Sunshine Bass 0 0.0โ€ณ

Species You Can Catch

Where to Catch Sunshine Bass in Florida

If you're targeting one of the species stocked in Starke Lake, the state-level guide ranks the top lakes by stocking volume โ€” a good supplement to this page when planning a trip:

Best Time to Fish Starke Lake

For sunshine bass, the best fishing on Starke Lake is typically in spring and fall, when surface temperatures fall in the 55โ€“70ยฐF range. That window matches the active feeding period for the species and aligns with lake thermal turnover, putting fish in predictable depths and structure. Check the recent stocking dates above โ€” fish are easiest to locate in the first two to four weeks after a planting.

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Nearby Lakes

Other stocked waters within ~75 miles of Starke Lake:

Fishing Regulations

A valid Florida fishing license is required at Starke Lake. Buy one online and check current regulations at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Always confirm seasonal closures, size limits, and creel limits before fishing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are stocked in Starke Lake?

Starke Lake has been stocked with Sunshine Bass.

When was Starke Lake last stocked?

The most recent stocking on record was Jul 1, 2020, when 0 sunshine bass were planted.

Do I need a fishing license for Starke Lake?

Yes โ€” a valid Florida fishing license is required. Purchase one online from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.