Blue Cypress Lake

Blue Cypress Lake, formerly known as Lake Wilmington, is located in Indian River County along Florida's Treasure Coast. It is the biggest lake in Indian River County and the Treasure Coast. Blue Cypress Lake is a stunning location with an area of 6,500 acres and an average depth of 8 feet.

The cypress trees' blue look when the early sun's rays reflect off the water gave the lake its name. A large portion of the lake's edge is lined with cypress trees, whose twigs hang over the crystal-clear waters to create a breathtaking scene. Blue Cypress is a well-liked fishing location due to the abundance of fish it is home to, especially largemouth bass. Its main rivals are the stunning marshes and marshy areas. Blue Cypress Lake is also one of the best lakes to visit in Florida.

The most magnificent species in Florida can be found in great abundance in Blue Cypress Lake, which feeds the St. John's River. There are several fish among them. In fact, there is so much largemouth bass in this lake that fishermen come from all over to fish there since it is considered to be one of the "best" fishing spots in the state.

Location: Indian River County, near Fellsmere, Florida