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Top Target Species on Lake Ariana
Chain Pickerel
Bluegill
Bowfin Fish
Brown Bullhead Catfish
Channel Catfish
Common Carp
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Frequently Asked Questions about Lake Ariana
What makes Lake Ariana a good fishing spot?
Healthy habitat, structure, and forage make this a consistent producer. Focus on transitions, points, vegetation edges, and wind-blown banks for active fish.
Which species can I catch at Lake Ariana?
Target species vary by season and water body. Expect gamefish typical to this area; check our page sections for what’s biting now and where to focus.
When is the best time to fish Lake Ariana?
Spring and fall are typically the most productive, with early morning and late afternoon bites. Weather and water temps matter—check recent reports for current conditions.
Do I need a fishing license for Lake Ariana?
A valid state fishing license is required in most cases. Check your state wildlife agency for the latest rules and license options before you go.
Are guided trips available at Lake Ariana?
Yes—local guides are available and can simplify planning, tackle, and seasonal patterns. Browse our guide listings to compare availability and trip styles.
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Lake Ariana
Lake Ariana is in Polk County in Central Florida. It is also on the Auburndale USGS quad topo map. Lake Ariana, latitude, and longitude coordinates for this lake are 28.0797, -81.7984. and the altitude is 135 feet (41 meters). Like many lakes in Florida, Lake Ariana is a bowl-shaped lake with little structure. Auburndale City Marina has a public boat ramp and is a great place for fishing, swimming, water skis, kayaking, and other popular water-related activities.
Lake Ariana Fishing
Anyone interested in fishing Lake Ariana should consult one of our local fishing guides and check resources before heading out. Anglers often fish Lake Ariana, and several bass fishing clubs fish yearly tournaments on this lake with success. They can tell you when to go, what they caught the fish on, and how the experience ranked overall.
There is a local tackle shop called Reds; this is another excellent resource for information. We fish this lake with a request only because it’s the size it can be very productive at the right times of the year.
GETTING TO Boat Ramp
Boat ramp located off CR 559 (Lake Ariana Rd) along the eastern shore. To get to Auburndale City Ramp from Hwy 92 west of Auburndale City limits, turn North (Right) onto Berkley Road (655), turn East (Right) onto Old Dixie Hwy turn North (Left) onto Lake Ariana Blvd. A ramp located on the southwest side of the lake next to the City beach. You can also visit or go to the Auburndale yacht club.
Lake Ariana Park
LAKE ARIANA PARK 2215 ARIANA BLVD The newest park within the city, this is the former Auburndale Municipal Beach. Also, recently revised to be a green park, now has picnic tables and a sidewalk system for strolling Lake Ariana’s beautiful grounds. Restrooms and drinking fountains are available. Grills, pets, and alcoholic beverages are prohibited.
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Size and Volume
| Surface Area | 1,030 acres |
|---|---|
| Mean Depth | 12.0 feet |
| Maximum Depth | 24.0 feet |
| Approximate Volume | 5,035,036,799 gallons |
Location
| Watershed | Peace River – Saddle Creek |
|---|---|
| Latitude | 28° 04′ 44″ |
| Longitude | 81° 47′ 52″ |
| USGS Quarter | AUBURNDALE ( NE ) |
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