Chaos as huge party flotilla takes over sandbar as tens of thousands descend on popular Florida lake for massive drinking marathon with glamorous woman watching drunk men brawl in the water

Boats full of partygoers descended upon a popular Florida destination for the annual 'Mayhem at Lake George' party. 

Hundreds of revelers gathered near the Juniper Sandbar on Lake George on Saturday.

Bikini-clad women were spotted all over the water, floating on inflatable rafts and dancing on boats.

Police ramped up their presence this year after a massive brawl in 2022 saw five people get arrested and one person get a severe head injury.

'The crowd for this event tends to be a lot of out-of-town people that don't know our waterways,' said Sergeant Brodie Hughes from the Volusia Sheriff's Office told WKMG.

'Then you mix alcohol into it and it's a recipe for disaster. That's really why we put so much effort into it.' 

'A lot of it has to do with boaters that brush off their boats for the first time and they haven't done the stuff to make sure their safety equipment is ready to go, they may not be familiar with the area,' he said.

Nearly half a dozen sheriff’s offices from the region, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Coast Guard were supervising the party.

Many of the women in attendance opted to go topless, wearing only nipple covers on their breasts.

Video shows dozens of boaters downing alcoholic beverages on the water, with boats hoisting American and 'Trump 2024' flags in the 75-by-75-foot box perimeter set up by police.

The lake, about 40 miles from Daytona, holds 'Mayhem at Lake George' every year where dozens of boats and hundreds of people gather to party.

The fight in 2022, which was caught on video, took place both on and around a deck where a DJ had set up to spin records on the water.

Several men are throwing punches back and forth in the fight, at least one pair of scrappers drags one another from atop the DJ booth into the lake.

Swarms of people have been heading to The Sunshine state for wild parties over the past few weeks. 

In April, over 10,000 revelers attended Florida's annual Boca Bash for a wild party as liquor flowed and clothes were stripped off. 

People kicked back and raged on top of boats, jet skis, kayaks and paddle boards in Lake Boca Raton.

The floating party lasted all day as people took over the lake, including police and firefighters who surveyed the area.

The Florida Wildlife Commission has launched an investigation into the group of spring breakers who were seen dumping huge quantities of garbage into the ocean during the bash. 

At least 18 people had been taken into custody over the Boca Bash weekend and face charges related to boating under the influence and drug offenses, with released mugshots showing their haggard, red faces and bleary eyes in the aftermath of the rowdy gathering.