You will find it in Monroe County, Florida, 16 feet up. Reckon 30 miles to Islamorada and 32 miles to Plantation. The end furthest from the road is usually the quietest.
Roughly 177 acres: a morning covers one end, an afternoon the other. That figure comes from mapped shoreline rather than a survey.
Records collected within a few miles name warmouth, spotted seatrout and black acara. This comes from open occurrence records nearby rather than a stocking report, so confirm with local rules before a trip.
Our records hold no survey figure for this water. The usual pattern here: weed edge first, then the shelf beyond it. Take litter home, including someone else's.
It does not freeze here. Spring and autumn carry the year; summer squeezes it into the ends of the day. Water temperature lags the air by about a week.
There is no formal ramp nearby; anything you launch goes in by hand. A licence is needed whatever the bank status, so carry one. Some are boat water and some are bank water.
