Harris Chain.

Often called the "Oklawaha Chain," these lakes provide a variety of habitat and structure that attracts devoted bass anglers. Pan fishing available too. 76,000 acres. G.P.S. Includes the following lakes: Lake Apopka. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 30,671 acres. Lake Beauclair. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 1,111 acres. Lake Carlton. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 382 acres. Lake Dora. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 4,475 acres. Lake Eustis. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 7,806 acres. Lake Griffin. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 16,505 acres. Lake Harris. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 13,788 acres. Little Lake Harris. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 2,739 acres. Lake Yale. One of the most well-balanced fisheries in the state, with a variety of species in significant numbers. Everything from largemouth to sunshine bass, pan fish and catfish. 4,042 acres.