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Channel Catfish Derby Stocking in Florida

FWC records show Channel Catfish Derby stocked at 15 Florida waters, 16 records in all. Seasons on record: 2021–2022 season – 2023–2024 season. These are stocking records, not a current population estimate.

16
Stocking records
15
Waters
6,814
Fish reported
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Where Channel Catfish Derby has been stocked

Record counts below are for Channel Catfish Derby at each water.

Manatee County
Bennet Park Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 100 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Polk County
Bonet Springs Park Lagoon
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 213 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Polk County
Bonnet Springs Park Lagoon
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 213 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Polk County
Derby Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 1,700 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Marion County
Lake Lillian
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 500 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Marion County
Lake Tuscawilla
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 2,000 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Sarasota County
Natahan Benderson Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 100 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Columbia County
Ponderosa Pond
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 100 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Marion County
Spring Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 100 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Highlands County
Sun 'N Lake - Lake 4
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 300 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Brevard County
Teen Missions International Pond
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 100 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Sarasota County
Twin Lakes Park Lakes
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 1,000 fish
Latest 2023–2024 season
Okaloosa County
Twin Hills Park Lake
2 Channel Catfish Derby records · 184 fish
Latest 2021–2022 season
Santa Rosa County
Bear Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 110 fish
Latest 2021–2022 season
Okaloosa County
Karick Lake
1 Channel Catfish Derby records · 94 fish
Latest 2021–2022 season

Data source

Compiled from public records published by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Figures are stocking records reported by the agency, not current fish populations. StockedSpots is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by FWC.

Source: FWC. Data last checked September 1, 2026.

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