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Russ Pond

Washington County, Florida
318 acres

About Russ Pond

Russ Pond in Washington County, Florida, invites visitors year-round to enjoy its expansive shallow waters spanning over 300 acres. The lake’s flat depth profile offers a unique natural setting that contrasts with deeper bodies of water, making it a peaceful spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Its location near the towns of Vernon and Ebro provides accessible entry points for those seeking a quiet retreat in the Florida Panhandle. The surrounding landscape includes Pine Log State Forest and Falling Waters State Park, which frame the lake with natural beauty and add to the area's outdoor appeal. Russ Pond’s broad surface area and minimal depth create a distinctive environment that supports a variety of wildlife and offers a calm, open-water experience throughout the seasons.

Surface area
318 acres
Lake-Link Score
9.9

Fishing Russ Pond

Quality fishing opportunities at Russ Pond come from its known fish species, which attract anglers looking for a rewarding experience in Florida's freshwater. The lake’s shallow waters can support diverse fish populations, providing chances to catch species that thrive in such environments. While specific species details are limited, the presence of known fish species suggests that anglers can expect a variety of catches. The lake’s size and setting contribute to a fishing experience that balances accessibility with the natural rhythms of the local ecosystem.

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