Lake Griffin, one of Central Florida’s top lakes for big bass, just got a little better. Biologists with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission released more than 200,000 largemouth bass into this Lake County fishing hole during the month of March.

The juvenile bass, called fingerlings, were raised in the FWC’s fish hatchery program. …

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