TREASURE COAST FISHING LAKES

STICK MARSH – FARM 13

In the rural Southeast of Florida called the Treasure Coast holds some of the nation’s most abundant natural fisheries. Our Treasure Coast Lakes starting with Stick Marsh & Farm 13 is a the top of the list.

Stick Marsh opened to the public in 1991, and began as an effort by the St. Johns River Water Management District to filter the farmland runoff before it entered the St. Johns River. Much to the surprise of everyone involved, a miracle took place.

The impoundment, which was once a vegetable farm and adjacent swampland, became a haven like no other for wildlife of many species, including trophy-sized largemouth bass.

HEADWATERS LAKE – FELLSMERE RESERVOIR

Located just outside Fellsmere, Headwaters Lake (also known as Fellsmere Reservoir) is quickly becoming one of Florida’s most sought-after destinations for trophy bass fishing. Designed from the ground up as a bass angler’s paradise, this 10,000-acre reservoir is packed with submerged structure, lush vegetation, and the perfect balance of shallow flats and deep canals—all carefully engineered to produce monster largemouth bass.

Our Headwaters Lake fishing charters put you right in the action, guided by pros who know exactly where the giants live. Whether you’re chasing your personal best or simply want to explore one of Florida’s newest and most exciting fisheries, Headwaters offers consistent action, breathtaking scenery, and a shot at the bass of a lifetime. A true Treasure Coast lakes experience can be had. 

LAKE OKEECHOBEE

Lake Okeechobee has been the #1 bass fishing location in the world for many years. Lake Okeechobee known by many as the most famous trophy bass lake in the country. It simply because it has produced the quality big bass fishing year after year with very few low spots.

Our guide service specializes in bass fishing, that’s what we do. Central Florida near the Treasure Coast of Florida is our stomping grounds. Thinking of going bass fishing on the famed Okeechobee. We would love to provide you with that most desired fishing trip.

Stick Marsh Fishing Guide has helped thousands of anglers catch a “bass of lifetime.” We have been featured on many of your favorite fishing TV shows and are highly rated.

LAKE KISSIMMEE

Lake Kissimmee one of the lakes on the Kissimmee Chain comprise the headwaters for the entire Everglades system. The upper part of the Chain originates in Orange County with Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane and continues south through many other countries.

Most lakes are acidic with tannin-stained, but despite the color most of the water is very productive. Bass fishing on the upper Lake Kissimmee Chain is generally good most of the year. However, at times decent numbers of bass can found on the South end of Lake Kissimmee, including the Kissimmee River.

The lower part of Lake Kissimmee is comprised of lots of Kissimmee grass with scattered hydrilla. Kissimmee is one of the local lakes Treasure Coast has access to explore and fish within a short drive.

LAKE GARCIA

Lake Garcia is a 3,149 acre section of Blue Cypress Water Management Area and backed up to famed Stick Marsh. This impoundment is noted for good numbers of smaller largemouth bass with great action, but does produce its share of trophy bass each year. Largemouth, bluegill and black crappie are the sportfish most often targeted by anglers.

When the winds blow and you can’t fish other lakes because they get stirred up, you can still experience great fishing on Lake Garcia. The ‘great fishing’ proper name is spelled ‘Ansin Garcia Reservoir.’ In fact, this small impoundment is a great fishing hole.

LAKE BLUE CYPRESS

Lake Garcia is a 3,149 acre section of Blue Cypress Water Management Area and backed up to famed Stick Marsh. This impoundment is noted for good numbers of smaller largemouth bass with great action, but does produce its share of trophy bass each year. Largemouth, bluegill and black crappie are the sportfish most often targeted by anglers.

When the winds blow and you can’t fish other lakes because they get stirred up, you can still experience great fishing on Lake Garcia. The ‘great fishing’ proper name is spelled ‘Ansin Garcia Reservoir.’ In fact, this small impoundment is a great fishing hole. Lake Garcia is one of the Treasure Coast Lakes to visit.