Caloosa Park Lake fishing

Caloosa Park Lake fishing is stocked with Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, and Bluegill on a community pond. It is stocked about 1.6 times a year since 2009. Species guides list dusk and night for Channel Catfish, dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass, and dawn, day, and dusk for Bluegill.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
FY 2025
Channel Catfish
Plants on record
27
Since 2009
Species recorded
3
Elevation
5.2 ft

Fish at Caloosa Park Lake

3 stocked · 0 confirmed present

Channel Catfish Stocked · 21 plants · last FY 2025 Best: dusk, night

Last stocked FY 2025 · 21 plants

Best: dusk, night

Channel Catfish species guide
Bluegill Stocked · 3 plants · last FY 2020 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked FY 2020 · 3 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Bluegill species guide
Largemouth Bass Stocked · 3 plants · last FY 2025 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked FY 2025 · 3 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Largemouth Bass species guide

How Caloosa Park Lake is stocked

Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Fish stocked in 2009

2,498

Fish stocked in 2010

11,522

Fish stocked in 2011

2,496

Fish stocked in 2012

2,500

Fish stocked in 2013

2,504

Fish stocked in 2014

2,520

Fish stocked in 2015

2,519

Fish stocked in 2016

2,512

Fish stocked in 2017

2,606

Fish stocked in 2018

12,550

Fish stocked in 2019

14,613

Fish stocked in 2020

14,776

Fish stocked in 2021

2,520

Fish stocked in 2022

2,500

Fish stocked in 2023

2,500

Fish stocked in 2024

2,500

Fish stocked in 2025

3,010

Stocking history

Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
FY 2025Channel Catfish2,530–report
FY 2025Largemouth Bass480–report
FY 2024Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2023Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2022Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2021Channel Catfish2,520–report
FY 2020Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2020Bluegill12,276–report
FY 2019Channel Catfish2,502–report
FY 2019Bluegill12,111–report
FY 2018Channel Catfish2,550–report
FY 2018Bluegill10,000–report
FY 2017Largemouth Bass100–report
FY 2017Channel Catfish1,608–report
FY 2017Channel Catfish898–report
FY 2016Channel Catfish2,512–report
FY 2015Channel Catfish2,519–report
FY 2014Channel Catfish2,520–report
FY 2013Channel Catfish88–report
FY 2013Channel Catfish2,416–report
FY 2012Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2011Channel Catfish807–report
FY 2011Channel Catfish1,689–report
FY 2010Channel Catfish5,478–report
FY 2010Channel Catfish2,500–report
FY 2010Largemouth Bass3,544–report
FY 2009Channel Catfish2,498–report

Access and facts

Water type
community pond
Nearest town
Boynton Beach, FL
Facilities
restrooms

About 4-acre FWC Urban FMA lake in Caloosa Park, Boynton Beach (1300 SW 35th Avenue). Palm Beach County lists freshwater-stocked fishing and about 1,850 feet of lake frontage plus restrooms and picnic areas. Park hours sunrise to sunset.

Drafted by AI from the cited sources and checked before publishing.

Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission before you go.

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Common questions

What fish are at Caloosa Park Lake?

Fishing Caloosa Park Lake usually means Channel Catfish: Channel Catfish accounts for 21 of 27 plants on record, ahead of Bluegill and one more. Channel Catfish was last stocked FY 2025. Bluegill was last stocked FY 2020. Largemouth Bass was last stocked FY 2025.

When is Caloosa Park Lake stocked?

Last stocked FY 2025. It is stocked about 1.6 times a year since 2009.

How do you get on Caloosa Park Lake?

The nearest town is Boynton Beach, FL. Facilities include restrooms. About 4-acre FWC Urban FMA lake in Caloosa Park, Boynton Beach (1300 SW 35th Avenue). Palm Beach County lists freshwater-stocked fishing and about 1,850 feet of lake frontage plus restrooms and picnic areas. Park hours sunrise to sunset.

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