In its short history, Cabot Citrus Farms has become a premier golf destination in one of the most golfing states in the United States. But Florida is also famous for another outdoor pastime: fishing.
Florida is surrounded by ocean, so anglers can spend their lives in salt water, but it’s also arguably the best state for catching America’s favorite sport fish: largemouth bass.
So, in addition to its two renowned 18-hole courses (Roost and Karoo) and the innovative short courses Squeeze and Wedge (where you can play in the evenings), Cabot Citrus Farm offers guests the opportunity to catch Florida’s most famous fish in a tranquil setting, with full guidance.
Cabot Citrus Farm offers fishing and other outdoor activities
In Florida, it’s not uncommon for eager bass fishermen to sneak onto golf courses and catch big fish in ponds. In northern Georgia, President Dwight D. Eisenhower often fished in the ponds of Augusta National Park.
But at Cabot Citrus Ranch, you don’t have to be a president or trespass to have an unforgettable golf course fishing adventure.
When guests need a break from the fairways and greens, they can head to the private lake next to the clubhouse to fish for bass. And no experience is required. The resort is staffed by professional guides who provide guidance and all the equipment you need for fishing during your stay.
GOLF’s Josh Sens got the full bass fishing experience at Cabot Citrus Ranch on a recent trip, and you can learn all about it in the video above.
The area surrounding Cabot Citrus Farms offers abundant bass fishing opportunities and is a great base for a Florida golfing and fishing adventure.
For guests who want to get away from the water, the resort also offers many other outdoor activities, from archery, ax throwing, skeet shooting, and more.
But with so much great golf out there, good luck keeping yourself off the course.
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