At Cabot Citrus Farms, fishing is as good as golf

In its short history Cabot citrus farms has become a premier golf destination in one of America’s most golf-rich states. However, Florida is also known for another outdoor pastime: fishing.

Surrounded by the ocean, anglers can spend their lives fishing in Florida’s saltwater, but it’s also perhaps the best state to pursue the most popular sportfish in the United States: the largemouth bass.

That’s why, in addition to its two heralded 18-hole courses – the Roost and the Karoo – and the inventive short courses the Squeeze and the Wedge (which you can play in the evening), Cabot Citrus Farms offers its guests the chance to catch Florida’s most famous fish in a serene on-site setting, with fully guided instruction.

Fishing and other outdoor activities abound at Cabot Citrus Farms

In Florida, it’s not uncommon to see avid bass fishermen sneak onto the golf courses to chase big fish in the ponds. Just north of Georgia, President Dwight D. Eisenhower was known to regularly fish in the ponds of Augusta National.

But at Cabot Citrus Farms, you don’t have to be president or resort to foul play to have an unforgettable fishing adventure on the golf course.

When guests need a break from the fairways and greens, they can head to the private lake next to the clubhouse for some bass fishing. And no prior experience is necessary. The resort has expert guides who can provide you with instructions and all the equipment you need to fish during your stay.

GOLF’s very own Josh Sens recently went through the full bass fishing experience at Cabot Citrus Farms, which you can learn all about in the video above.

With abundant bass fishing opportunities in the area, Cabot Citrus Farms could also make an excellent home base for a double golf and fishing adventure in Florida.

For guests who want to stay away from the water, there are plenty of other outdoor activities available at the resort, from archery to ax throwing, clay pigeon shooting and much more.

But with so much good golf, good luck pulling away from the links.

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