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Sumner Lake

Pasco County, Florida
50 acres

About Sumner Lake

Sumner Lake is a peaceful destination in Pasco County, Florida, offering a quiet retreat for nature lovers. Its modest size of about 50 acres provides an intimate setting surrounded by the natural beauty of the region. The lake's shallow waters, with no significant depth, create an accessible environment for a variety of outdoor activities. This lake lies close to towns like Dade City and St. Leo, making it convenient for locals and visitors alike. The presence of nearby Colt Creek State Park and Hillsborough River State Park adds to the scenic backdrop, enhancing the overall outdoor experience in this part of Florida.

Surface area
50 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.5

Fishing Sumner Lake

Time spent fishing on Sumner Lake brings a relaxed and rewarding experience. While the lake's shallow nature shapes the fishing environment, anglers can enjoy the challenge of catching species native to these waters. The known fish species here provide opportunities for those seeking a quiet day on the water. Though the lake does not boast a wide variety of fish, the species present reflect the local ecosystem and offer a glimpse into Florida's freshwater habitats. The calm setting complements the fishing experience, making it a pleasant spot for anglers looking to connect with nature.

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