Interlachen Florida Fishing Report Today 🎣

2 weeks ago · Updated 2 weeks ago

Interlachen, Florida is nestled among numerous lakes and freshwater bodies, offering anglers a variety of fishing opportunities throughout the year. This report summarizes the most recent fishing activity and conditions in the Interlachen area based strictly on verified evidence.

Content
  1. Weekly Catches
  2. Weather & Marine Conditions
  3. Tides & Solunar Activity
  4. Fishing Conditions & Tips
  5. Regulations & Notices
  6. Fishing Dashboard 🎣
  7. Fishing Spots Map

Weekly Catches

No verified catches in the last 7 or 15 days; the catches below cover the last 21 days.

Coverage Note

Despite targeted searches, there were no directly reported species or catch details from Interlachen, Florida within the last 21 days. No public social posts or official creel reports with specific catch information for Interlachen were found in this window.

Species Activity

There is currently no verified evidence of recent largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, or other freshwater species catches in the Interlachen area for the past three weeks. No hotspots, sizes, or effective baits/lures were documented in available evidence.

Weather & Marine Conditions

Recent weather in Interlachen has featured high temperatures near 97–100°F with heat index values reaching up to 116°F during the day. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms have been common, especially after 2pm, with a 40–70% chance of precipitation on most days. Winds have generally been light, ranging from 2 to 9 mph, shifting between northeast and southwest. Overnight lows have hovered around 74–78°F, with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. These conditions may affect fish activity, especially during the hottest parts of the day and during storm periods.

Tides & Solunar Activity

While Interlachen is an inland freshwater area, solunar forecasts indicate major fishing times in the early morning (around 4–7am) and late afternoon to early evening (around 5–7:30pm). Minor periods occur mid-morning and late evening. The current moon phase is a waxing crescent (15–24%), which can influence fish feeding patterns, especially during the identified major and minor times. Daylight lasts approximately 12 hours and 28 minutes, with sunrise near 7:10am and sunset near 7:38pm.

Fishing Conditions & Tips

Given the recent high temperatures and frequent afternoon thunderstorms, anglers should focus on early morning or late evening hours for the best comfort and potential fish activity. Targeting shaded areas, deeper water, or structure during peak heat may improve success. Be prepared for sudden weather changes and monitor local forecasts for thunderstorm activity, especially if fishing from a boat or exposed shoreline.

Regulations & Notices

No new fishing regulations or advisories specific to Interlachen have been reported in the past three weeks. Anglers are encouraged to review current Florida freshwater fishing regulations and remain aware of any county-level updates. No flood advisories or access restrictions affecting fishing in the Interlachen area have been issued during this period.

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Interlachen Florida

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Fishing Spots Map

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Nearby Spots

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