Clay County Fishing Lakes
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Lakes in Clay County
| Place | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Big Lake Johnson | Gold Head Branch |
| Blue Pond | Keystone Heights |
| Bull Pond | Gold Head Branch |
| Bundy Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Camp Crystal Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Coopers Pond | Gold Head Branch |
| Crystal Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Dead Lake | Fleming Island |
| Deer Springs Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Deer Springs Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Devils Wash Basin | Gold Head Branch |
| Doctors Lake | Jacksonville Heights |
| Doctors Lake | Orange Park |
| Echo Lake | Melrose |
| Flower Prairie | Gold Head Branch |
| Gator Bone Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Hall Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Keystone Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Kingsley Lake | Kingsley |
| Lake Asbury | Middleburg |
| Lake Brooklyn | Keystone Heights |
| Lake Geneva | Keystone Heights |
| Lake Hutchinson | Melrose |
| Lake Lily | Melrose |
| Lake Margie | Gold Head Branch |
| Lake Opal | Melrose |
| Lake Washington | Gold Head Branch |
| Little Lake Geneva | Keystone Heights |
| Little Lake Johnson | Gold Head Branch |
| Long Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Lost Pond | Keystone Heights |
| Lowry Lake | Keystone Heights |
| M Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Magnolia Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Mosquito Lake | Keystone Heights |
| Oldfield Pond | Gold Head Branch |
| Pear Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Pebble Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Perch Pond | Keystone Heights |
| Saddlebag Pond | Keystone Heights |
| Sheelar Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Silver Sand Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Smith Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| South Lake Asbury | Middleburg |
| Spring Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Stevens Lake | Starke |
| Twin Lakes | Gold Head Branch |
| Varnes Lake | Kingsley |
| White Sands Lake | Gold Head Branch |
| Whitmore Lake | Kingsley |
| Winding Tree Lake | Gold Head Branch |
Above is a map and a list of the lakes in Clay County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a lake name that is duplicated within Clay County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.