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Bazzell Pond

Jackson County, Florida
110 acres

About Bazzell Pond

Time spent on Bazzell Pond feels calm and open, surrounded by the natural quiet of Jackson County, Florida. This shallow body of water spans a generous area, giving visitors plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Its surface stretches across 110 acres, yet the water remains very shallow, with no measurable depth, creating a unique environment for wildlife and water activities. The pond's location near the towns of Greenwood and Malone adds a touch of local charm and accessibility. The landscape is complemented by nearby Seminole State Park and Florida Caverns State Park, which frame the area with additional natural beauty and outdoor options. Bazzell Pond offers a peaceful setting for those looking to connect with nature in this part of Florida.

Surface area
110 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.4

Fishing Bazzell Pond

For anglers with some experience, Bazzell Pond presents a straightforward fishing environment. The pond supports a variety of fish species typical to Florida's freshwater habitats. While the shallow waters limit certain fishing techniques, the species present can provide enjoyable catches for those familiar with local fishing conditions. Fishing here can be rewarding for those who appreciate the simplicity of a quiet pond setting. The known fish species offer a chance to engage with Florida's natural aquatic life without the complexity of deeper or more varied waters.

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