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North, Titusville, Cocoa and connected Sebastian Inlet are ready with quality-assured NOAA survey contours, exact-polygon FWC fish records, confidence-tagged fishing spots, local forage guidance and verified public access. Seven southern assessment units remain documented without being prematurely published.
Built for lagoon scale
FDEP assessment units divide the lagoon at named causeways and management boundaries. Preserving ten non-overlapping children avoids one oversized page mixing more than one hundred miles of distinct survey footprints, inlet influence, habitat, fishing evidence and access conditions.
Quality-assured and searchable
21,620-acre North Indian River Lagoon section above Max Brewer Causeway with quality-assured NOAA BlueTopo and 2022 Indian River Lagoon topobathymetric contours, exact-polygon FWC fish evidence, mapped seagrass and verified public access.
20,072-acre Titusville Indian River Lagoon section between Max Brewer and NASA Causeways with quality-assured NOAA BlueTopo and 2022 Indian River Lagoon topobathymetric contours, exact-polygon FWC fish evidence, mapped seagrass and verified public access.
15,947-acre Cocoa Indian River Lagoon section between NASA Causeway and SR 520 with quality-assured NOAA BlueTopo and 2022 Indian River Lagoon topobathymetric contours, exact-polygon FWC fish evidence, mapped seagrass and verified public access.
74-acre Sebastian Inlet fishing map with NOAA BlueTopo survey contours (100% measured, 100% assessed), source-traceable coastal structure, exact-polygon FWC fish occurrence, sourced forage timing and verified public access.
Source-backed, not crowd-guessed
NOAA BlueTopo2022 Indian River Lagoon topobathy2024 post-Milton topobathy2018 Fort Pierce topobathyFWC stratified-random recordsFDEP assessment units
Not published prematurely
Their official boundaries, shoreline QA, exact fish surveys and feature inventories are retained in the research pipeline, but they are absent from search, the public lake manifest and the sitemap until every fixed depth gate passes.
Indian River Lagoon map questions
DepthScout follows ten non-overlapping Florida Department of Environmental Protection assessment units from the northern lagoon through Fort Pierce. Named causeways, Sebastian Inlet and the Vero Beach management boundaries keep this exceptionally long estuary at useful fishing-map scale while every shoreline, depth cell, fish record, feature and access connection is tested independently.
North Indian River Lagoon above Max Brewer Causeway, the Titusville section between Max Brewer and NASA Causeways, the Cocoa section between NASA Causeway and SR 520, and the connected Sebastian Inlet page are live. Sebastian Inlet is 100% directly measured, reaches 27.7 feet and carries exact-polygon FWC occurrence evidence.
Their official boundaries and exact FWC fish clips pass, but one or more unchanged bathymetry gates fail. DepthScout tested 2022 Indian River Lagoon topobathy, 2024 post-Hurricane-Milton topobathy, datum-valid H09606 soundings, and the 2018 Highland Beach-to-Fort Pierce survey where each footprint applies. Interpolated or unsupported water remains too extensive to publish those sections without a waiver, so the overview documents them as quality holds instead.
Exact-polygon FWC Fisheries-Independent Monitoring records directly support the published rosters on North, Titusville and Cocoa. At Sebastian Inlet, 123 exact-polygon records across 15 events support sheepshead, crevalle jack, great barracuda, Gulf flounder, common snook, spotted seatrout, gray snapper and permit; counts indicate occurrence rather than catch rate.
The three lagoon sections retain their exact bay-anchovy and mullet evidence. Sebastian Inlet adds exact FWC pink-shrimp, striped-mullet and 857-pinfish evidence with three source-backed search windows. Public launches come from the FWC Boat Ramp Inventory and permit-only facilities are excluded.