Boynton Beach Fishing Report

April 7, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – You may not believe it but all the hot bites have been coming from the offshore this week. Snook are the most consistent inshore target, but don’t worry, they’re doing well into this week despite the hit or miss weather. Inlets, docks, beaches, seawalls and rivers are all holding decent fish. No matter where you go it seems you will run into some Snook. They are also not picky on bait. Our Captains and Bait Shops seem to be using a wide variety of setups and still finding plenty of success. Scattered Tarpon and Pompano can also be caught, mostly from the beach. They haven’t quite become consistent yet. We hope to see the inshore improve as the season progresses.

OFFSHORE – If you are able to make it offshore this week you will have no problem loading up on a good variety of fish that are turning up in decent sizes as well. There is no question that Dolphin are taking the prize for best fish so far this week. From Juno to Fort Lauderdale they are consistently turning up, the only difference being the depth they are found in. Once you hit your spot, troll a skirted Ballyhoo and get ready for a great bite! Anglers are also getting pumped about the upcoming full moon because you know what that means, Wahoo! They are already beginning to fire up so anglers are taking every opportunity to head to 100-300 feet of water around the Lake Worth to Deerfield areas. The occasional Sailfish and Tuna are also mixed in. When weather keeps anglers nearshore the focus has shifted to the bottom bite. Snapper and Cobia can be caught a bit closer in taking live bait. 90 feet has been a key depth to start in. There has been no shortage of options offshore this week.

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INSHORE – Big Bluefish are on the beach from Blowing Rocks to the North, about 20 feet deep. They can be caught from the boats. Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are in good numbers swimming the beach from Juno North. Big Bluefish are also in the river. Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Ladyfish are also being caught. Snook (Snook, Common) are holding up on the jetties. They aren’t really thick but they’re becoming more active.

OFFSHORE – There has been some Blackfin (Tuna, Blackfin) with schoolie Dolphin this week. Cobia and Kings (Mackerel, King) have been caught as well. Search for them to the North in 100-110 feet of water. The bottom bite has been a bit slower overall. Sails (Billfish – Sailfish) and Wahoo have been caught but they are not consistent. Sails are around 220 feet of water. Most anglers are starting at the edge. Dolphin are coming right up to the top.

BAIT REPORT – There hasn’t been much on bait as of late. Small schools of Mullet are getting ready to fire up in the backcountry.


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March 24, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – They are finally here! Better Tarpon are beginning to show up this week and anglers have long awaited to target them with the early Spring conditions. We are seeing a good variety of techniques working well to hook them from Jupiter to Fort Lauderdale however we are mostly seeing live bait as the key to hooking them. Mullet, Shrimp, Bonito slabs and Kingfish bellies are all good choices this week. We expect that they will be moving into their typical feeding spots as long as the weather stays consistent.
Snook are a great follow up fish this week. They are steadily turning up throughout the inlets and don’t seem to be too picky in terms of what they will feed on. Otherwise, anglers are heading to the beach for scattered Pompano, Whiting or Bluefish.

OFFSHORE –
If you’re heading offshore this week you’re probably out there taking advantage of the hot Dolphin bite! From Jupiter to Fort Lauderdale we are seeing success with many anglers landing good numbers of Mahi. They are scattered throughout the offshore in typical depths however live bait on the troll has been the key to catching them. Blue/white or pink/white combinations are best in terms of artificials.
There are plenty of other fish to target in the deep water as well. We are seeing nice sized Tuna turning up along with Kingfish up to almost 40 pounds. Sails are also mixed in anywhere from 100-300 feet of water. The bottom bite is producing a variety of Snapper as well, especially out of the Jupiter and Juno areas. We hope to see everything continue with the nice weather into next week.

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March 17, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – If you’re heading out to the surf or the inshore this week you’ll want to look towards Jupiter as the Miami area was blown out! The wind has kept many anglers waiting for weather windows to take advantage of the bite. This week, the focus has been on Snook. Your typical areas are holding the best fish however a full moon is what will fire them up. The night bite has been successful for those casting live bait, especially with the bait run beginning in Deerfield.
The day bite is considerably slower this week. When you can find an area with some shelter or a break in the wind you might be able to see some of the scattered Pompano, Bluefish and Sharks running the beach. If you are lucky enough to be able to get onto the reefs, they will be holding decent sized Cobia as well. Once things calm down we suspect that the fish will be feeding on the bait run as the Mullet make their way in and the Sardines head to the rock piles off the beach.

OFFSHORE – This week the weather is cool but the bite is hot, hot, hot! We are still getting a lot of Tuna including Yellowfin, a Bluefin or two, Blackfin and even some Skipjack. The numbers are consistently good from Jupiter to Fort. Lauderdale. Head to 120 feet of water for consistently good sizes of Blackfin from 5 to 8 pounds with bigger sizes mixed in.
There have been reef fish including Kings swimming both nearshore and offshore along the coast. Sails are mixed in with the Kings towards Jupiter however by the time we make our way to Fort Lauderdale they have become, still consistent, but scattered from in close to farther offshore. Normally they are slow at this time of year however they are still quite active into this week. From the bottom, the Snapper are providing the hotter bite. A variety of species have been caught using Sardines as well as Squid throughout the area. Amberjack are beginning to stack up on the deeper reefs as well.

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March 10, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers have finally had some reports of Cobia close to the beach in Lake Worth. We are hoping the weather treats us to a few opportunities to get on them. Jetty fishermen are doing very well on Snook at night around bridges and dock lights, daytime jetty fishing is also good. If you are unsure of where to go, try Deerfield or Fort Lauderdale and bring some topwaters. Don’t be surprised if you hook a few Jacks and Snapper when using Shrimp. Fishing Headquarters out of Fort Lauderdale has reported bigger Tarpon in the area. The fish have been extremely difficult to get a bite out of. Down in Miami, Government Cut in the bay near the key has produced good amounts of Tarpon.

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OFFSHORE – The bottom bite for Snapper has been slow early in the week on account of the wind. This is normally a good thing however because the fish are usually less pressured when you finally get a chance to target them. We caught up with Fishing Headquarters running out of Fort Lauderdale and they reported decent Amberjack fishing around the shipwrecks in 200 feet of water. You will also hook a pile of catch and release Grouper from the bottom. The offshore trolling bite was really hit or miss from Miami up to Jupiter. The better bite was to the South. Wahoo reports were fairly slim unless you were able to get close to the Bahamas. Look to see Dolphin fishing pick up off of West Palm Beach as new debris and weedlines should show up. A mix of Tuna and Bonito were readily caught out of Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Bonito were up to 5 pounds. Moving closer in, Kingfish have been biting in around 85 feet of water with the odd Sailfish mixed in. Sailfishing should resume following the week’s early wind events.




Pro Angler Team

March 3, 2017

Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Jacks and Snook have been on the bite this past week in Southeast Florida. The Jacks in particular have been blowing up Mullet, the Lake Worth/Boynton area is fishing especially well for them. For the Snook, just a Shrimp under a cork will get the job done in most situations this week. From Deerfield to Miami, you can also find a pretty decent Tarpon bite inshore so long as you are using baits that are very lively.

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OFFSHORE – Sailfishing was pretty interesting over the past 10 days. Fort Lauderdale and Miami’s Sailfish bite was on prior to the weekend, then it seemed to shut down. A lot of the boats taking part in the Sailfish tournament elected to move north to Pompano beach where quite a few Sailfish ended up being released. Aside from good amounts of Kingfish in 90 to 150 feet of water, there were some very big Blackfin Tuna caught from north of Miami down around to the Keys. Miss Britt Charters out of Miami even boated a few 30 pounders.




Pro Angler Team

March 3, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Jacks and Snook have been on the bite this past week in Southeast Florida. The Jacks in particular have been blowing up Mullet, the Lake Worth/Boynton area is fishing especially well for them. For the Snook, just a Shrimp under a cork will get the job done in most situations this week. From Deerfield to Miami, you can also find a pretty decent Tarpon bite inshore so long as you are using baits that are very lively.

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OFFSHORE – Sailfishing was pretty interesting over the past 10 days. Fort Lauderdale and Miami’s Sailfish bite was on prior to the weekend, then it seemed to shut down. A lot of the boats taking part in the Sailfish tournament elected to move north to Pompano beach where quite a few Sailfish ended up being released. Aside from good amounts of Kingfish in 90 to 150 feet of water, there were some very big Blackfin Tuna caught from north of Miami down around to the Keys. Miss Britt Charters out of Miami even boated a few 30 pounders.




Pro Angler Team

March 3, 2017

Lake Worth Fishing Report

INSHORE – Jacks and Snook have been on the bite this past week in Southeast Florida. The Jacks in particular have been blowing up Mullet, the Lake Worth/Boynton area is fishing especially well for them. For the Snook, just a Shrimp under a cork will get the job done in most situations this week. From Deerfield to Miami, you can also find a pretty decent Tarpon bite inshore so long as you are using baits that are very lively.

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OFFSHORE – Sailfishing was pretty interesting over the past 10 days. Fort Lauderdale and Miami’s Sailfish bite was on prior to the weekend, then it seemed to shut down. A lot of the boats taking part in the Sailfish tournament elected to move north to Pompano beach where quite a few Sailfish ended up being released. Aside from good amounts of Kingfish in 90 to 150 feet of water, there were some very big Blackfin Tuna caught from north of Miami down around to the Keys. Miss Britt Charters out of Miami even boated a few 30 pounders.




Pro Angler Team

February 24, 2017

Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook and Jack Crevalle were the hot catches this week. They are being caught on DOA lures, Yo Zuri Minnow patterns and bait. Most of the fish have been caught throughout inlets and sea walls. There were also some Cobia up to 50 pounds on the beaches at Jupiter and Juno.
There has been some good Sheepshead opportunities throughout the Southeast but they do slow down as you hit warmer water. Good sized Tarpon have been showing up in Fort Lauderdale. We are expecting that bite to heat up over the next few weeks.

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OFFSHORE – They always say there are plenty of fish in the sea, that couldn’t be more true for Florida’s Southeast Coast. Gulf Stream fishing produced a few Swordfish in approximately 800 feet of water. There are also some Tilefish being caught in the same depth from Deerfield on down to Pompano beach. Boats out of Miami and Fort Lauderdale had a really good week catching everything from Sailfish on kites to Dusky Sharks in 500 feet of water.




Pro Angler Team

February 24, 2017

Boynton Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook and Jack Crevalle were the hot catches this week. They are being caught on DOA lures, Yo Zuri Minnow patterns and bait. Most of the fish have been caught throughout inlets and sea walls. There were also some Cobia up to 50 pounds on the beaches at Jupiter and Juno.
There has been some good Sheepshead opportunities throughout the Southeast but they do slow down as you hit warmer water. Good sized Tarpon have been showing up in Fort Lauderdale. We are expecting that bite to heat up over the next few weeks.

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OFFSHORE – They always say there are plenty of fish in the sea, that couldn’t be more true for Florida’s Southeast Coast. Gulf Stream fishing produced a few Swordfish in approximately 800 feet of water. There are also some Tilefish being caught in the same depth from Deerfield on down to Pompano beach. Boats out of Miami and Fort Lauderdale had a really good week catching everything from Sailfish on kites to Dusky Sharks in 500 feet of water.




Pro Angler Team

February 24, 2017

Lake Worth Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook and Jack Crevalle were the hot catches this week. They are being caught on DOA lures, Yo Zuri Minnow patterns and bait. Most of the fish have been caught throughout inlets and sea walls. There were also some Cobia up to 50 pounds on the beaches at Jupiter and Juno.
There has been some good Sheepshead opportunities throughout the Southeast but they do slow down as you hit warmer water. Good sized Tarpon have been showing up in Fort Lauderdale. We are expecting that bite to heat up over the next few weeks.

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OFFSHORE – They always say there are plenty of fish in the sea, that couldn’t be more true for Florida’s Southeast Coast. Gulf Stream fishing produced a few Swordfish in approximately 800 feet of water. There are also some Tilefish being caught in the same depth from Deerfield on down to Pompano beach. Boats out of Miami and Fort Lauderdale had a really good week catching everything from Sailfish on kites to Dusky Sharks in 500 feet of water.




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February 17, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bluefish have been peppering the beaches from Jupiter to Fort Lauderdale. Don’t be surprised if there is some Spanish Mackerel mixed in. It should be a good time to be throwing spoons or plugs into the surf.
Snook are slowly heating up in the lower stretches of Southeastern Florida. Most popular lures are Flair Hawks and SpoolTeks. A few of the beaches North of Deerfield are offering up some good Pompano action. If you are looking to get into Jacks or Barracuda they have been in particularly good numbers around the Pompano Beach area.


OFFSHORE – The offshore boats have been doing very well on King Mackerel this week. From Jupiter all the way down to Miami the Kingfish have been caught in no less than 85 ft and no deeper than 125 ft, with the exception of Fort Lauderdale anglers finding some big Kings in 150 ft of water. The gulf stream provided a good Wahoo bite this past week. From the waters off of Juno Beach getting heavier around Pompano Beach and slowing down a bit South of Hollywood anglers are finding Wahoo. Sailfish have been sporadic throughout. A lot of boats are spending their time live baiting or trolling in 150-250 ft. Boats trolling anywhere from 200-500 ft all throughout the region have been finding some weeds along with some Dolphin. Cobia, Lane Snapper, and Vermilion Snapper have been caught off of Jupiter and Juno in roughly 100 ft of water. Yellowtail Snapper have been slow from Lake Worth down to Boca Raton. Bottom fishing has been a bit slow in Southeast Florida. Except for a good Yellowtail bite in 60-90 ft of water out from Miami.

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Pro Angler Team

February 9, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – A few Snook (Snook, Common) are turning up inshore this week. Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are slow but should fire up in the next month. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – There has been some Dolphin the past few days along with a few Wahoo and Yellowtail (Snapper, Yellowtail) on the bottom. The Snapper are from 60-100 ft. For Dolphin, you should start in about 150ft. and work your way out from there. Most of them have been mixed sizes and caught on the troll.




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February 1, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Tarpon and Jacks are biting this week. The occasional Seatrout (Seatrout, Spotted) has been caught as well. They are taking live bait and artificial lures from Southern Blvd to Munyon Island. They are all mixed together. Bluefish, Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) are biting off the beach taking Spoons and Crankbaits in any color. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – Small Dolphin are in 100-250 ft of water. Live bait on the troll is best. The bottom Snapper (Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray) bite has been good along with the Triggerfish (Triggerfish, Gray) bite. They are from 60-135 ft. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) have been quiet.




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February 1, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Tarpon and Jacks are biting this week. The occasional Seatrout (Seatrout, Spotted) has been caught as well. They are taking live bait and artificial lures from Southern Blvd to Munyon Island. They are all mixed together. Bluefish, Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) are biting off the beach taking Spoons and Crankbaits in any color. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – Small Dolphin are in 100-250 ft of water. Live bait on the troll is best. The bottom Snapper (Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray) bite has been good along with the Triggerfish (Triggerfish, Gray) bite. They are from 60-135 ft. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) have been quiet.




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January 26, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Croaker, Sand Perch, Drum (Drum, Black), Whiting (Kingfish, Southern) and Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are turning up on the beaches, jetties and pier. Bait has been working best to hook them. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – The recent weather has kept a lot of anglers off the water as of late. Normally we expect to see Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Lane), Grouper (Grouper, Gag), Kingfish (Mackerel, King) and Tilefish (Tilefish, Great Northern & Tilefish, Blueline). Blackbelly Rose Fish are also out in deeper water.




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January 19, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and the occasional Bluefish are by Peanut Island this week. Sheepshead are steady inshore on live Shrimp or Crab. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – Kingfish (Mackerel, King) are in 160 ft of water. Dolphin are in roughly 350 ft. Troll live bait to hook them. Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Yellowtail) are beginning to bite. Wahoo can be caught on the high speed troll at 15 mph from Jupiter to Boynton. They are in 250 ft of water. Any lures are doing well.




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January 11, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Hey anglers! In order to bring you valuable, up to date content such as regulations, GPS Hotspots, and BRAND NEW features the Pro Angler App Pro Reports will be returning the week of January 16, 2017. Please feel free to take a look at last week’s reports for an idea of what’s biting or give your favorite local bait shop a shout! The Pro Angler App looks forward to bringing you lots of exciting changes as we kick off 2017!






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January 5, 2017

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – To the North Snapper (Snapper, Gray) and Croaker (Croaker, Atlantic) are biting this week. Bluefish are scattered. Tarpon should be rolling in anytime now that the temperatures are cooling. Bluefish have also turned up on the beach using Thread Herring. To the South Inshore the fishing is pretty decent this week. The weather is expected worsen for the weekend so getting offshore may be tough. Spanish (Mackerel, Spanish), Bluefish and the occasional Pompano (Pompano, Florida) have been caught. Snapper (Snapper, Gray) are always biting. The beach and inlet are the hot areas. There are even Cobia in the inlet for anglers using small Bluerunners. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below to reveal tons of information and tips to catch!

OFFSHORE – There has been a great Kingfish (Mackerel, King) bite around Palm Beach to Boynton. Dolphin, Wahoo and Sails (Billfish – Sailfish) have also been caught out of Boynton. Anglers are also kite fishing for Sails (Billfish – Sailfish). They are out as far as 160-180 ft to the North. Up towards Palm beach we are also seeing Kings (Mackerel, King) closer in around 90 ft. Pulling Cigar Minnows or Bonito Strips is your best bet to hook them.




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December 30, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The occasional Trout (Seatrout, Spotted) are biting over the grass beds around the Island. Snook (Snook, Common) are biting well inshore on live Mullet, Pilchards, Greenies and SpoolTek lures. Thanks for another great year anglers! Pro Angler is looking forward to seeing all of your great catches in 2017!

OFFSHORE – Dolphin can be found from 150-400 ft this week. Wahoo have been caught on the high speed troll at 12 miles an hour in 180-400 ft of water. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) are on fire. You can find them in 100-200 ft of water. Anglers are kite fishing live Goggle Eyes and Bluerunners. Trolling around 7 miles an hour is also productive.




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December 22, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The big story is all the Spanish Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) that are up in the hole off of Peck’s Lake in Stuart. Throw something shiny at them. They have also been doing pretty well off the beach and piers just north of us as well. Wishing you a Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from the Pro Angler Team!

OFFSHORE – Dolphin are biting around the edge. A lot of them have been caught on lures. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) are biting in 120-150. Anglers are using kites with live Goggle Eyes. They are tailing in 150 ft. It’s a bit too rough for Swordfish (Billfish – Swordfish). Wahoo are hit or miss. Kings (Mackerel, King) can be caught off the tower.




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December 15, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common) and Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) continue to bite around the jetties this week. Topwater Poppers and diver lures are working well to hook them. Fish during the outgoing tide for the best bite. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – We are seeing a pretty strong Wahoo bite surrounding the moon the past few days.




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December 9, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Spanish Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) are up in Tex Lake in the hole. Bluefish are mixed in. We are turning the corner from Fall to Winter. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Swordfish (Billfish – Swordfish) are hitting on the humps straight out of Palm Beach, about 15 miles out from Jupiter. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) are improving with the fronts moving in. Wahoo are better closer to the moon, a few days before and after. There are some Dolphin pushing through as well. They were scarce but are beginning to pick up. When the wind is inshore, the Dolphin are also pushed in. If the wind is offshore they are out towards the ledge. The bite will get better as the weeks progress. Search for them in roughly 100-120 ft at the drop. Blackfin (Tuna, Blackfin) are mixed in with Wahoo. They are up to 25 lbs. Troll to 9 knots to hook both Wahoo and Blackfin, even some Dolphin and Sailfish are on lures. Search 400-420 ft on the troll. Live Goggle eyes are the preference for the Sails if you are targeting them. On the bottom there are some decent Snapper (Snapper, Gray) on the reef around 80-90 ft. At 105 ft off Airforce Beach they are on top of the edge.




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December 2, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Around Boynton inlet we are seeing Jacks (Jack, Crevalle), Snapper (Snapper, Gray) and a few Bluefish. The colder the temperature, the more Bluefish and Mackerel you’ll see. Natural baits are best for Bluefish, Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) and Jacks. Shrimp and Squid are working well. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – From the boats we are seeing King (Mackerel, King) and Wahoo moving in. You can also catch Dolphin on the troll around 100-300 ft of water.




Perk’s Bait and Tackle
561-582-3133

November 23, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – It’s calmed down a bit this week. Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are still around here and there. Snook (Snook, Common) are around the bridges. They are using Spoolteks and Flair Hawks. The recent cold front gave the fishing a bit of a curve ball. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Wahoo bite has been good. Dolphin are big however they are scattered so you’ll have to put some time in to find them. Big Kings (Mackerel, King) have been caught from 70-80 ft around Jupiter.

BAIT REPORT – The big run of Mullet is pretty much gone but there are still a few trickling through.


Tuppens Marine & Tackle
561-582-9012
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November 18, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are hot this week. Bluefish can still be caught. They are both on the jetties and piers. Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) are biting in the early morning. Farther in the ICW anglers are hooking Sand Perch (Perch, Sand) and Drum (Drum, Red).

OFFSHORE – Anglers are wearing the Wahoo out from 300-500 ft. The Snapper (Snapper, Yellowtail) bite is on fire. There are huge Yellowtail from 24 inches. They are on the reefs to 500 ft.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

November 10, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Jacks (Jack, Crevalle), Snook (Snook, Common) and Tarpon are inshore along with some Ladyfish and Spanish (Mackerel, Spanish). Mullet are mixed in and the fish are chasing them. Bluefish and Spanish can be caught off the shore. Kingfish (Mackerel, King) are hitting off the pier with Pompano (Pompano, Florida). The fishing is hot and providing an all day bite for anglers. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Wahoo can be caught on the high speed troll. Use blue/white or chartreuse/orange skirts to hook them. The bite is improving as the moon changes. Bottom fishing is great for Yellowtail (Snapper, Yellowtail) that are biting from 80-150 ft. Chunk a Sardine or drop some live bait down to the bottom to hook them. The day bite is most productive.

BAIT REPORT – Mullet schools are swimming inshore and can be netted this week.


Tuppens Marine & Tackle
561-582-9012
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November 3, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Lately there is still a mix of Fall Species off of the beach and piers. Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish), jacks (Jack, Crevalle), Bluefish and more Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are on the beach. Don’t forget that Permit will be around too with the Pompano run. Silver spoons, Gotcha Lures and Doc’s Goofy Jigs are the top artificial lures off of the beach. Sand Fleas or fresh dead peeled shrimp are great for the Pompano. Cut mullet or cut ballyhoo will be good for everything else. Don’t be surprised if an occasional Cobia comes over the rail during these winds. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – A few Bluefish are on the beach. Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) are up in the river. Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are swimming the pier. They are hit or miss from day to day. Spoons or feathers are working on the beach. Fishing the walls on the inside the topwaters and live bait are doing better. The water is still a bit dirty making the bait difficult to find. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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October 27, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – On the jetties we are seeing Bluefish, Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish), Redfish (Drum, Red) and bunch of Jacks (Jack, Crevalle). Some anglers are turning towards freshwater to target Peacock and Largemouth Bass. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – It’s been a bit rough but we are seeing some Dolphin bite once anglers can get out.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

October 20, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is still a ton of finger mullet in the ICW. Jacks (Jack, Crevalle), Snook (Snook, Common), Tarpon and Cuda (Barracuda, Great) everywhere. The night time Snapper (Snapper, Gray) bite has been good from land. Fish structure. Yes, they are eating the little finger mullet too. If you fish the beach or piers I would stay with a jig or spoon for Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish), Bluefish and Pompano (Pompano, Florida). PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Drift boats have been doing well with the Snapper in close. I did see a few boats go out and return with some Dolphin and Cobia. You can use sardines on the drift but live baiting with mullet (on private boats) should get you some action.

BAIT REPORT – We just got in our shipment of cast nets and have a variety of sizes and prices ranges starting at only $31.99 for a 4 footer. The bait (Mullet) is so thick that a little net will work.


Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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October 13, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Since Hurricane Matthew we are still seeing a bit of weather lingering. Anglers are still fishing. Mutton and Mangroves (Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray) have slowed around the jetties. Bluefish and Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) have also been caught. The bite has been consistent. The Bluefish are nice sizes. Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Snook (Snook, Common) have also been caught along with sporadic Tarpon. It’s been too rough to head offshore still. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!



BAIT REPORT – The Mullet run is thick. Sardines and Goggle Eyes are still hanging around. The Pro Angler Team’s thoughts are with all those affected by Hurricane Matthew this past week. We encourage all anglers to stay safe as they return to their homes, businesses and favorite fishing areas. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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October 6, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – The storm seems to be avoiding this area. Conditions aren’t great, most anglers are still staying safely off the water however the system might make some great changes in the water. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish), Kingfish (Mackerel, King), Wahoo and Dolphin will stir up following the system. Debris and Weedlines are expected to form nicely and bring the Dolphin with them. Most fish should be around 120 but the Dolphin may be farther to 20 miles. Unfortunately the inshore will be a lot more torn up.




7 Seas Bait & Tackle
561-392-4772

September 29, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Inshore we are seeing Ocean Perch (Sand Perch) and Croakers (Croaker, Atlantic). There are some Snook (Snook, Common) coming in however it is difficult to find them in slot around the jetties. The intracoastal is a little to fresh to find them this week. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks

OFFSHORE – It’s been rough this week. The best bite is Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) and Snapper (Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Yellowtail) in 75-100ft on the reefs. Vermillion (Snapper, Vermillion) are in roughly 200 ft. Wahoo are scattered and few. Dolphin are small and swimming about 18-20 miles out.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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September 22, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The fishing report is pretty simple this week. Snook (Snook, Common) are swimming near the top taking topwater swimbaits and in shallow. They are also following Mullet schools. Find the Mullet, find the gamefish. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Wahoo can be caught on the high speed troll in about 250 – 500ft of water. They are taking lures in Pink/White. Dolphin are about 8 miles out. They are about as scattered as the debris is.

BAIT REPORT – Mullet are running the beaches and intracoastal this week. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Tuppens Marine & Tackle
561-582-9012
tyskabud@aol.com

September 16, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – On the jetties we are seeing Bluerunners, big Mangroves (Snapper, Gray), tons of Croakers (Croaker, Atlantic), scattered Perch (Surfperch, Barred) and bait everywhere. Anglers are getting Snook (Snook, Common) but it’s difficult to find them in slot sizes. They are loving Croaker and Mullet. Big Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) are moving through the inlet following the Mullet schools as well. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Anglers are targeting Wahoo offshore. They are trolling from 150-400 ft. Mangroves and Mutton (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Mutton) are hot on the reefs and wrecks.

BAIT REPORT – Finger Mullet, Mullet, Sardines, Goggle Eyes, and Pilchards are everywhere. Stop in and stock up at Boynton Fisherman’s Supply! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

September 8, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The swell has actually helped some of the inshore fishing. There’s been a few Pompano (Pompano, Florida) reported off the beach. The piers have seen some Kings (Mackerel, King) taking baitfish towards the end. Still waiting for things to get back to normal after the storm. Should be some good fishing through the rest of September. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below for additional tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – There’s a decent Mutton (Snapper, Mutton) bite in 80-120ft of water. The nighttime Yellowtail (Snapper, Yellowtail) bite has been good while chumming heavy if you can get a break in the swells.




Perk’s Bait & Tackle
561-582-3133

September 1, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The weather has been NASTY this week! We expect the fishing to go back to normal once the system passes. We should see Snook (Snook, Common) in the inlet as well as Sheepshead on structure. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – With this system pushing through most of Florida, we expect a lot of wind and tough conditions. Most of the fishing from last week should fire back up once the storm passes. Expect to see the rainfall cool off inshore waters. This will help some of the fish that prefer cooler conditions. Stay informed on all the coming weather systems using your Pro Angler App!






Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

August 26, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The occasional Snook (Snook, Common) is turning up around Palm Beach inlet on live bait using 30-60 lb Fluorocarbon leader. Typical Sheepshead fishing is starting off the oyster bars on live Crab or small Shrimp. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Offshore the Wahoo bite is from 80-260 ft of water from Boynton to Palm beach on Pink/White and Blue/White skirts. Dolphin are under debris. They are scattered from the inlet and out past 150 ft. There haven’t been many birds working so you’ll have to just look for debris.




Tuppens marine & tackle
561-582-9012
tyskabud@aol.com

August 18, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Nice sized Croaker are on the jetties up to 2 lbs. Bluerunners are showing up as well. Goggle Eyes, Pilchards, Threadfins and Sardines are all mixed up this week. Scattered schools of Mullet are moving through. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Wahoo are biting really well from 150-400 ft. The Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Yellowtail) bite has been very good as well. They are on the reefs and wrecks.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

August 10, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Barracuda (Barracuda, Great) and Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) are all taking live bait this week. Snook are on the islands, especially the back islands.

OFFSHORE – It’s been a bit slow but there’s at least Dolphin in roughly 800 ft. Look for debris.




Tuppens Marine & Tackle
561-582-9012
tyskabud@aol.com

August 4, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common) are plentiful on the beach and out to the reef this week.

OFFSHORE – Everything is slow this week. The Wahoo and Dolphin are slim pickings. From the bottom we are seeing Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Yellowtail) in roughly 90 ft on the reef. Things should pick up on the next moon.

BAIT REPORT – Tons of live bait including Bluerunners, Croaker and Ocean perch are on the jetties. Bait are all over the inlet. We have seen Pilchards, Threadfins, Goggle Eyes, Sardines and Mullet. Sand Perch can also be cast netted. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

July 28, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The inlets are holding Bluerunners and a few Snook (Snook, Common). It has been slow. There have been reports of a few Tarpon as well. They are taking Mullet.

OFFSHORE – Anglers are hooking a few Dolphin this week with scattered Wahoo. The occasional King (Mackerel, King) has turned up as well. The bottom bite has been good for Snapper (Snapper, Mutton).

BAIT REPORT – Pilchards, Threadfin, Goggle Eyes and Mullet are in the inlet. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

July 22, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Jack (Jack, Crevalle) and Tarpon are lit up throughout the inshore. The Snapper (Snapper, Gray) are spawning and can be found inshore and offshore.

OFFSHORE – Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Vermillion & Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Yellowtail) are inshore and offshore this week. Dolphin are deep in about 800-2000 ft of water. You’ll have to travel 10-15 miles out. Wahoo are in roughly 150 ft of water. Troll about 15 knots pulling any color including purple/black, pink/white, chartreuse or straight green.

BAIT REPORT – Pilchards and Greenies (Threadfin) are on the inside. Check out the discounted Shimano rods and combos along with a few other brands on sale and in stock this week! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Tuppens marine & tackle
561-582-9012
tyskabud@aol.com

July 15, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – We are seeing some Snook (Snook, Common), Tarpon, Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Snapper (Snapper, Gray). Live bait is the key inshore. Pilchards, Threadfins and Sand Perch will work.

OFFSHORE – It’s been slow as of late. Bonito (Bonito, Little Tunny), Blackfin Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin), Skipjack Tuna (Tuna, Skipjack) and the occasional Wahoo have shown up. There have been no consistent Dolphin. Anglers can start in 100 ft and move out to find fish. A small spoon on a small planer or any small presentation will work well for Tuna.

BAIT REPORT – There is a good amount of Pilchards, Threadfins and Sardines on the beach. They are around the tips of the jetties as well. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish listed below the report for more angling tips and tricks!


Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246

July 7, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – We have been getting some nice Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin) and Wahoo our last couple outings. They are from 155 to 160 ft, loaded up in the grass. Bonito (Bonito, Little Tunny) and Barracuda (Barracuda, Great) have been hitting as bonus fish. Bonito are make a great strip bait and are a fun fight.




Infinity Sport Fishing Charters
561-319-2925
Infinitysportfishing.com

June 29, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Snook (Snook, Common) are typically biting this week. It is slowing down due to the algae in the intracoastal.

OFFSHORE – Oceanside we are seeing Dolphin and Wahoo. They are about 250 and farther. High speed trolling at 15 miles an hour will find them. Blackfin Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin) are under the birds in 1000-1500 ft. A lot of Bonito (Bonito, Little Tunny) are going on as well. Bottom fishing has been great. We are seeing Red Snapper, Mutton, Mangrove and Yellowtail (Snapper, Red & Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Yellowtail).

BAIT REPORT – Bait is swimming this week. Pilchards and Greenies (Threadfins) are on the shore at Lake Worth early morning and late afternoon. If you go to the pier you should go first thing in the morning.


Tuppens Marine & Tackle
5615829012
tyskabud@aol.com

June 24, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – On the jetty the Mangrove and Mutton Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Mutton) are hot and they are all keepers. They are hitting on both tides but can also be caught at night on the inside wall on the incoming tide. Look for structure. Shrimp and small Pilchards or Sardines have been the best baits. They are also in the inlet. Croakers and Ocean Perch are still hitting the outgoing tide. A few African Pompano (Pompano, Africa) have been caught on the Skycliff Wreck.

OFFSHORE – Anglers are killin the Mutton Snapper (Snapper, Mutton) this week. Bottom fishing is on fire. Dolphin are at about 600-900 ft of water. They are scattered and schoolie sized. The occasional Wahoo and some nice Kingfish (Mackerel, King) are showing up. The Kings are hitting at night and they are closer in at 120 ft and the sizes are great so far.

BAIT REPORT – Sardines and Pilchards can be caught for bait this week. Goggle Eyes are also swimming. Boynton Fisherman’s Supply has all you tackle needs, stop in for a visit soon!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

June 17, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common) are swimming with Tarpon and Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) this week. The bite is consistent and angler are having no trouble bringing a few in. We hope to see this carry into the weekend. Pro Angler App Users – Tap a fish below for more tips and tricks that will help keep them on the hook!

OFFSHORE – Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin) have been caught throughout the offshore this week. The bite is steady. Bonito (Bonito, Little Tunny) are in close so far. The bottom bite has been decent. Dolphin are way offshore this week. They are moving with all this wind as of recently. The occasional King (Mackerel, King) has shown up. The Swordfish (Billfish – Swordfish) have been hitting well in roughly 1000-1200 or more.

BAIT REPORT – Pilchards, Threadfins and Sardines are all running this week. Florida Native Bait and Tackle has all the same products you love and more! Stop in and check them out.


Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246

June 9, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The weather is killing the fishing this week. The water is turned up and mixed up. The fish have been pushed out. We are eagerly awaiting better conditions so anglers can get back on the water. When this happens we expect to see Ocean perch, Croakers (Croaker, Atlantic) and a nice bag of catch and release Snook (Snook, Common).






Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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June 3, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers have been catching a lot of Ocean Perch at the Boynton Inlet. Croakers (Croaker, Atlantic) are also being caught this week as they seem to be prominent in the area. A lot of catch-and-release Snook (Snook, Common) are also being caught around the inlet right now.

OFFSHORE – Muttons (Snapper, Mutton) are excellent this week with some nice sizes on the reef. Anglers have been catching most of them around 10-12 lbs. with some around 18 pounds. Kingfish (Mackerel, King) are also being caught in the area up to 40 lbs. Which are very reasonable sizes. Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin) are are still biting in large numbers this week but the Mahi (Dolphin) have been very hard to come by.

BAIT REPORT – The Summer bait is beginning to show up and get bigger.


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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May 26, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Calm winds prevailed this past week, making fishing sessions perfect for sight casters. Calm seas have excited anglers as well, allowing many to explore, well offshore. Summer is near and we can only hope these conditions continue, but with a little rain. The ICW still providing great Silver King (Kingfish, Southern) action, beaches as well are producing great fishing. The Tarpon on the beach are ranging in size from 40 to 90 pounds. Live baits like Sardines and Mullet work great free lined on the surface or a weight added to get bait near bottom works as well. DOA Bait busters and DOA 5 inch swim baits in pearl and green back pearl excellent baits for hooking up with the Silver King. The key is fishing early morning and stealth, be very quiet. The fish are schooled up and can be seen near the shorelines rolling in the surface. Always lead the fish and never cast into the pod this will spook them all ending your pursuit to a hook up. Snook (Snook, Common) anglers this is the time, the snook are in the inlets and along the beaches. Live bait anglers Greenies and Sardines work great, but artificial lures are more gratifying, nothing beats a DOA C.A.L. 4 inch jerk baits in bayou tiger or Arkansas glow on a 3/8 ounce jig head to get your drag screaming. DOA C.A.L. 3 inch shad work great as well as they stand out and offer a different silhouette. Docks and seawalls holding fish as well, Heddon Super Spooks in Bone and chartreuse bone color early morning and late afternoon offer explosive action and lead to many fish ranging in the 15 to 25 pound class. The average size of the Snook has been 5 to 25 pounds. The grass flats are offering a plethora of species for angler to tango with, Trout (Seatrout, Spotted), Snook, Drum (Drum, Black), Jacks (Jack, Crevalle), Snapper (Snapper, Gray) and a few Flounder (Flounder, Southern). Live baits pods are prevalent on the flats using Greeines free lined or under a cork will get the rod bent. DOA C.A.L. 3 inch Shad in pearl or holographic great bait on a jig head working the edges of the baits schools for great success. The exotic Peacock Bass fishing has been on point, Peacocks have been in schools around docks, seawalls, bridges and sandy shorelines. Live Shiners work for those looking for set out a cork and wait, or you can use heddon spook jr in chartreuse fro explosive surface strikes. Flies like gurglers, poppers and deceivers produce great numbers of fish as well, nothing beats watching these colorful beauties come up and swallow your fly in front and center. DOA shrimp and DOA C.A.L. 3 inch shad in candy corn and fire tiger great colors as they mimic the Mayan cichlids pattern, peacock favorite forage. Well that is the fishing report for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch. Tight Lines. Capt. Craig Korczynski, PhlatsInshoreFishing.com, 561-644-4371






Capt. Craig Korczynsky Phlats Inshore Fishing
561-644-4371
phlatsinshore@gmail.com www.phlatsinshorefishing.com

May 20, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common) season closes June 1 and the monster fish are everywhere you look. The docks, seawalls, flats and deep passes all are holding fish. Topwater heddon spooks during low light hours creates explosive action for anglers, doa 4 inch cal with 1/8 ounce jig head and live baits worked throughout the day will keep the drag screaming as well. The average size of the snook has been 2 to 25 pounds. Tarpon fishing is hot in the inlets and ICW, the beaches as well are producing fish when seas allow. Live baits drifted with the tide creates strikes, doa cal gold and glow with 1/8 ounce jig head great way to jump a silver king. Tides are the key to dancing with the silver kings and be sure to have a good rod and reel, always bow to the king. Average size of the tarpon has been 5 to 80 pounds. Sea Trout (Seatrout, Spotted) are striking DOA Shrimp and DOA cal along with deceiver flies and live baits. The Trout are be found in pot holes with grassy bottom. Sea trout are aggressive on both sides of the tides and range in size from 2 to 8 pounds. Warm weather has the peacock bass bit going off. The peacock are hanging along seawalls, docks, drop offs, bridges and shorelines. Fast moving lures like a weedless 3 or 4 inch cal in gold and glow, or figi chix gets the strike. Topwater plugs like a heddon spook jr entices great explosions well. Fly fishing is another great way to battles these colorful beauties, small deceivers and minnow patterns work great. The best thing about fishing in south Florida there are so many species to target in our local waters especially exotic species. Mayan Cichlids, oscars, clown knife fish and many others are caught will roaming the freshwater waterways. These species are very active as water temperatures rise and doa lures, fly fishing and live baits will get the rod bent. Well that is the fishing report for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines! Capt. Craig Korczynski, www.PhlatsInshoreFishing.com, 5616444371






Capt. Craig Korczynsky Phlats Inshore Fishing
561-644-4371
phlatsinshore@gmail.com www.phlatsinshorefishing.com

May 12, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Big Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) are on the beach this week. Tarpon are also running along with some Snook (Snook, Common).

OFFSHORE – There are a ton of Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) and Tuna (Tuna, Blackfin) close inside 500 ft. A few Cobia are also swimming this week. Mahi (Dolphin) are beginning to show up again. It’s been a good mixed bag overall. The night anglers can expect some good Kingfish (Mackerel, King) bites.

BAIT REPORT – The Summer bait is beginning to show up and get bigger.


Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
https://www.facebook.com/FloridaNativeBaitTackleInc

May 6, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Things have been a bit slow in the area as of late. We have benn heading to other areas such as the Bahamas to hook them. Wahoo are here and there. There are some reports of Dolphin as well. The Kings (Mackerel, King) are beginning to pick up this week. Bottom fishing is always a good bet as you can catch lots of Snapper (Snapper, Gray). The night bite is producing quite a few Yellowtail (Snapper, Yellowtail). At the same time we have been catching some Sharks (Shark, H.H. Great) in huge sizes.




Infitnity Sport Fishing Charters
561-319-2925
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April 27, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Perch (Perch, Sand) are swimming the inlet this week. This is the main focus for anglers so far this week. We hope to see a Spring pattern set in soon. Boynton Fisherman’s Supply has all the bait you will need to keep your line tight!

OFFSHORE – Kingfish (Mackerel, King) are out there this week. Mahi (Dolphin) are in about 800 ft of water so anglers have to go a bit farther to find them. Generally Ballyhoo either naked or skirted is a great bait to hook them. Anglers will normally find them on the troll. We expect this bite to continue into the weekend.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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April 22, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – It has been rough the past week. Anglers that are getting out are catching shallow water Cobia. Boats are limiting out. Pompano (Pompano, Florida) are doing fantastic at the jetties as well. The sizes are great and the bite is consistent. We hope to see this continue into the weekend and the weather clear up a bit.

OFFSHORE – The Mahi (Dolphin) bite is phenomenal from 90-700 ft. Anglers are having no trouble catching a few when they can get out. This has been the main focus in the deep water this week.

BAIT REPORT – Goggle Eyes are at the jetties and inlets. There are also Pilchards on the beach. They are just beginning to show up. Boynton Fisherman’s Supply has all the bait you will need to keep your line tight!


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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April 14, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) and Bluefish are hitting throughout the inshore. Sunrise and Sunset are the best time to fish them. Live Shrimp has been productive along with Mullet.

OFFSHORE – The Mahi (Dolphin) are biting well on the ledge offshore. There are tons of them and anglers are having no trouble stocking up. In the same area on the bottom we are see Cobia from 70-120 ft.

BAIT REPORT – There are some Mullet swimming this week.


Fisherman’s Center
561-844-5150
http://www.fishermanscenter.com

April 7, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Croakers and Sand Perch (Perch, Sand) are still on the jetties. Bluefish and scattered Mackerel (Mackerel, Spanish) are biting early in the morning. The Flounder (Flounder, Southern) are sparse but can be found on the jetties for anglers who put their time in. They are more of an incidental catch. Live Shrimp has been the best bait to throw.

OFFSHORE – Dolphin are hitting really well just about everywhere this week. They are from 150-200 ft. Anglers are pulling Ballyhoo to hook them. They are biting anything and turning up around 30 lbs. Blue/white or Pink/white skirts are best. The Cobia are in close off the bottom. Sharks (Shark, Sandbar) are snatching everyone’s catch of Snapper (Snapper, Mangrove) before they can reel it in.




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561-736-0568
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March 30, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – It has been difficult to get out due to the weather this week however we are seeing some Dolphin around 700 ft prior to this. The Wahoo have slowed down now and are quite scattered this week. We hope to see the weather clear up for the weekend.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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March 24, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The inlets are producing Tarpon and Snook (Snook, Common) this week. The bite has been particularly hot at night. The best bait to throw are live Shrimp or Blue Crabs. The daytime bite is great for Mangrove Snappers (Snapper, Gray) around the bridges and rock piles. The inside reefs are holding some more Snapper (Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Yellowtail) and the bite is great. Chumming at night is the best way to reel a few in.

OFFSHORE – Dolphin have been showing up from 900-1200 ft this week. There is also still a mixed bag of Sails (Billfish – Sailfish), Kings (Mackerel, King) and Wahoo as well. They can be found anywhere from 90 to 450 ft. They are pretty scattered all over the place.




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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March 17, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook, Common are around the bridges this week. The bite is consistent so far. The sizes are varied. Jigs and Mullet have been the best setup to hook them. They are also taking Shrimp. The night bite is the best time to look for Snook and is also producing the best sizes.

OFFSHORE – Wahoo are being caught offshore this week. From 300-500 there are some great Dolphin being caught as well. Anglers are excited for the Spring season so check out our Fish feature for more tips and tricks to keep your lines tight.

BAIT REPORT – Anglers can cast net Mullet this week.


Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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March 9, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Boats have not been able to get offshore due to the wind this week. The jetties along the seawalls inshore are holding Pompano (Pompano, Florida) that are biting Sand Fleas and live Shrimp. Croakers are also showing up on live Shrimp really well too. Surfperch, Sand and Drum, Black have also been caught this week.






Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

March 3, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Things have been slow inshore. Croakers and Surfperch, Sand have been throughout the inlets. There is a spotty Snook, Common bite. Things will heat up when the bait arrives. Anglers heading out can always check out our Fish Guide which provides more information to help keep your lines tight.

OFFSHORE – Wahoo have been scattered offshore. The bottom fishing has been really good for Snapper, Mutton and Kings (Mackerel, King). We expect to see this continue into the weekend.




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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February 24, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Snook (Snook, Common), Bluefish and Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) have been around the inlet this week. Live bait will do well to hook them. This is expected to continue into the weekend. Anglers who like to hit the water fully prepared can check out our Fish Guide with tons of additional Tips and Tricks to help keep your lines tight.

OFFSHORE – Kingfish (Mackerel, King), Sails (Billfish – Sailfish) and Wahoo have all been biting consistently. Small Tuna, Blackfin have turned up also. Sails are from 75-150 ft so far. Anglers are catching them on Goggle Eyes, Pilchards and Bluerunners.




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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February 18, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Sheepshead are still biting fairly consistently around structure. The bite remains hot and the sizes are great. There are also Pompano, Florida in the surf and around the jetties. Anglers are throwing Shrimp and Sand Fleas to hook them. They have had no problem bringing in some nice fish on a trip this week.

OFFSHORE – There is still a great bite to take advantage of offshore. There are a few Dolphin swimming offshore. There are also a few Wahoo being brought in along with some large Kings (Mackerel, King). These were all caught trolling. Split tail Mullet has worked best for Wahoo while Ballyhoo is best for Dolphin.




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561-736-0568
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February 10, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Mackerel, Spanish have been swimming the beaches so far this week. The shallower water is where to find them. They are loving live bait this week. There are also some Cobia mixed in however the bite is not consistent. The nearshore is holding some Sharks (Shark, Bull) as well. They are also ways a fun catch.

OFFSHORE – The Kings (Mackerel, King) continue to have a hot bite this week. When the wind dies down anglers can head from 100-150 ft trolling with clark spoons to hook them. They are also catching some Spanish (Mackerel, Spanish) incidentally. There are also a few reports of Sails (Billfish – Sailfish) so far this week. They are hitting live Goggle Eyes. We expect this to continue into the weekend.




Grand Slam Sportfishing Supply
561-841-2848
http://www.grandslamtackle.com/

February 4, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Pompano, Florida, Shark, Spinner and Cobia can be found right on the beach this week. They are all loving live bait and aren’t picky. Reds (Drum, Red) can be found around St. Lucie this week. We expect this bite to continue through the weekend and the water should clear up as long as it stays dry.

OFFSHORE – The Kings (Mackerel, King) are doing well at roughly 100 ft. The rain has had the water pretty dirty however the Snapper (Snapper, Mutton) bite has been doing well in this area as well. Wahoo can be caught on the troll as well. Sailfish (Billfish – Sailfish) have been following the Sardine run closer to shore.

BAIT REPORT – Sardines are swimming inshore so far this week.


Grand Slam Sportfishing Supply
561-841-2848
http://www.grandslamtackle.com/

January 28, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Snapper (Snapper, Yellowtail) and Kings (Mackerel, King) are the main focus for most anglers this week. They are between 70-200 ft so far. Sardines have been the best bait for both and anglers are dropping them deep to find the fish. The sizes have been pretty decent and the bite has been consistent.




Capt. Mike Right Hook Fishing Charters
561-452-4040
http://righthookcharters.net/

January 22, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – There are not many different fish swimming the inshore this week however there are loads of Sheepshead around the docks and inlet this week. They are also being found around the jetties. The sizes are great and the bite is consistent. Anglers are catching them all over on live Fiddler Crabs. There are no signs of Pompano, Florida so far this week.






Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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January 15, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bluefish are hitting well on cut bait so far this week. Anglers can find them throughout the inlet. There are also some reports of Pompano, Florida that are taking jigs this week. They do have a steady bite however most of them are not of any size. There are no signs of Mackerel, Spanish so far this week.

OFFSHORE – There has been a solid King (Mackerel, King) bite and Sail (Billfish – Sailfish) bite this week. Anglers have been flatlining or using kites to reel them in this week. There have been no reports of Dolphin so far. We do hope to see some turn up by the weekend.




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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January 6, 2016

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The recent fronts have made the fishing conditions extremely unfavorable for anglers this week. Most have stayed inside however we expect to see a continued Red (Drum, Red), Trout (Seatrout, Spotted) and Sheepshead bite once things clear up. Fish sizes are expected to improve after the passing of the weather.

OFFSHORE – Prior to the messy weather we have seen in this area there were reports of Snapper, Vermillion along with Sea Bass, Black and Cobia swimming the offshore. We expect this to continue once things settle down a bit and anglers can make it onto the water.




Avid Angler
904-824-8322
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December 29, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Things are spotty inshore this week as most anglers are heading North to catch fish. Bluefish and a few Mackerel, Spanish are hanging around but anglers have to put a lot of time in to find them. There are no signs of Jack, Crevalle so far this week. Things have not seemed to have settled down from last week’s front however we hope to see increased reports soon.

OFFSHORE – The offshore has been the main focus for most anglers this week. The Wahoo are biting steady lately along with some solid sizes of Dolphin. They are loving Ballyhoo as usual or similar moving dark colored lures. The bottom bite has been decent. Anglers are catching Cobia on the drift. They are not as frequent but the sizes are fairly goo




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246
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December 21, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The unfavorable weather has kept most anglers off the water the past few days. The water has been too rough in this area and it was pretty dangerous. Due to this there are no reports for this area so far this week. We hope the Bluefish and Jack, Crevalle continue when conditions lie down. Some anglers are heading out to Boca Grande to get their fishing fix and you can check out the report for that area right here on Pro Angler. If conditions clear up and you would like to head out you can always check out our Fish Guide for more Tips on how to catch. Happy Holidays!






Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568
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December 17, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Bluefish and Mackerel, Spanish run are pretty much over now. There may be the occasional straggler left behind but they are gone for the most part. Anglers are catching Reds (Drum, Red) off the flats and the occasional Snapper, Mutton off the pier. Squid or Finger Mullet have produced the best results so far this week. There are no signs of Snook, Common or Jack, Crevalle.

OFFSHORE – The Mahi (Dolphin) have come in close this week swimming in roughly 150 ft of water. They are still fairly small at this point however they are plentiful. There is also a spotty Wahoo bite where anglers have reported nearly 6 ft sizes. Trolling Ballyhoo is typically the best method to catch. There have been no signs of Sails (Billfish – Sailfish) as of yet this week, they should be making their way down soon though.




Seven Seas Bait & Tackle
561-842-7190

December 11, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – Freshwater has recently mixed into the upper system which has slowed the fishing in this area down quite a bit. There are still some nice big Jacks (Jack, Crevalle) to be caught along with some Pompano, Florida on the shore. The sizes are pretty good and the numbers aren’t bad, but would be better with clearer water. Prior to the mix there were also Sand Perch, Whiting (Kingfish, Southern), and Bluefish so anglers hope to see them move back in when conditions become right.

OFFSHORE – There is a solid Mahi (Dolphin) bite from 250-500 ft of water which is anywhere from 25-50 miles off the coast roughly. They are catching well on pulled Ballyhoo. There have also been reports of some Cobia hitting in close in about 90-100 ft of water. Anglers are getting them by drifting Sardines. The sizes have been good and the numbers are decent so far this week.

BAIT REPORT – Croaker were running the inshore before the freshwater came in. They are expected to move back in once the water clears up.


Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

December 3, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Mahi (Dolphin) have been the target for most anglers this week. They are turning up from 10-20 lbs but there are some varied sizes swimming as well. Mahi have been holding up at the edge of the reef in roughly 80-150 ft of water. Naked Ballyhoo on the troll is the most productive method for them this week. Anglers have also been trolling for some Mackerel, Kings as well. They too are loving Ballyhoo although there aren’t any running at this time.

BAIT REPORT – There aren’t really any bait running in the area. Most of the Ballyhoo are down south at this point.


Right Hook Fishing Charters
561-452-4040
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November 26, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Conditions have still been so terrible in this area this week that most anglers have decided to stay inside. There have been no reports from inshore or offshore at this time. For anglers heading out this holiday weekend they can always consult our Tip Feature which provides additional information and suggestions on how to improve the catch. Alternatively Boynton Fisherman’s Supply can provide a great up to the minute fishing report.




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

November 20, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Conditions have been so terrible in this area this week that most anglers have decided to stay inside. There have been no reports from inshore or offshore at this time. The weather is supposed to lie down this weekend when our sources suspect that the Snapper, Gray bite will continue. For anglers heading out this week they can always consult our Tip Feature which provides additional information and suggestions on how to improve the catch. Alternatively Florida Native Bait and Tackle can provide a great up to the minute fishing report.




Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246

November 13, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach

INSHORE – The bite inshore has become slower but there is still action. Snapper, Gray have moved in closer and are chasing after live Greenbacks and Sardines. There are also some Pompano, Florida in this area, and if anglers look for Sand Fleas and Shrimp they will find them there. Silver Perch are also being netted when anglers are looking for live bait. There are no shortage of fish to catch inshore. BAIT REPORT – There are still some pretty thick Mullet and are best to find at night around the bridges.

OFFSHORE – There is a solid Dolphin bite in the offshore water. They are just about everywhere at about 500 ft and farther. Anglers cannot seem to go wrong here. Whether they are pulling Ballyhoo or throwing an artificial the Mahi seem to be hitting. The Snapper, Gray seem to have moved in closer at this point. Florida Native Bait and Tackle 561-738-2246




Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
561-736-0568

November 6, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The bridges are best spot to fish in the shallow water during both incoming and outgoing tide. Tarpon and Snook, Common are biting after dark. Inlets are big for Jack, Crevalle from 20-25lbs. There are some Bluefish in the surf and inlets as well. Mackerel, Spanish are biting as well. Anglers are using Mullet, big swimbaits, topwaters or bombers to hook any of these species.

OFFSHORE – There are tons of Snapper (Snapper, Mutton & Snapper, Gray & Snapper, Yellowtail) swimming in the deeper water around 70-90 ft. If anglers make a run farther out around 12-15 miles they can find a good Dolphin bite as well however they will have to really look for breaks and current. The debris has become scattered with the recent weather conditions. Most fishermen are trolling skirted Ballyhoo in Pink and Green.

BAIT REPORT – There are still some pretty thick Mullet and are best to find at night around the bridges.


Fisherman’s Center
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October 28, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – The deep waters are safe from anglers lately as conditions have been way too rough to get out on the water. No one has been taking on the conditions this week and there have been no reports at this time so we are anxiously awaiting improved weather.

INSHORE – The Snapper (Snapper, Gray) bite has been great lately. They have been holding up in the inlets and piers. Anglers have been hooking them on live Shrimp or Sardines. There have actually been a few Redfish (Drum, Red) reported in the inlets as well however this is considered a rarity for this area and is not expected to increase.

BAIT REPORT – There are no bait reported to be running at the moment. For more suggestions on what to use with specific fish you can always check out our Tips feature which provides additional helpful information on the fish of your choice.

Florida Native Bait and Tackle
561-738-2246

October 23, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As we are seeing in most places, the wind has prevented a lot of anglers from getting offshore and therefore we have not reports at this time. There were some sporadic Kingfish last week and we anticipate seeing that continue after the weather passes. We are hoping the wind will die down soon. If you do decide to brave the conditions be sure to check out our Tips by tapping on the fish of your choice to see what might help you hook up.

INSHORE – Around the inlet Gotcha jigs and spoons are working very well for Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel. If you’re out at night you can expect to see Snook chasing Mullet so a live Mullet is going to be your go to there. There’s even been a Yellowtail Snapper or two around in a little closer. When the winds calms down, expect to see some better fishing.

BAIT REPORT – Mullet are absolutely everywhere so you will have no trouble finding them. If you find areas of cloudy water don’t hesitate to search for some Sardines on Sabiki rigs as these have also been turning up.

Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
618 N Federal Hwy
Boynton Beach, FL
561-736-0568

September 25, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Finger Mullet are everywhere. The Snook and Tarpon bite on the bridges are on fire with the tide changes. Near the shore there are some Blackfin still and a couple Wahoo in the early morning. The Snapper bite near shore has been really good. The Mangroves in shore have been fishing well. Yellowtail have been decent but you have to filter through a lot of shorts. When choosing your bait, your best bet is to go with Finger Mullets since there are a lot of them around and it’s got the fish fired up.

Florida Native Bait and Tackle
1824 N Federal Hwy
Boynton Beach, FL
561-738-2246

September 11, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Big dolphin are being caught between 12 and 18 miles off with some wahoo being scattered in there too. Hot colors haven’t really been reported, if the fish are there then they’ll eat it. THere’s also a good bottom bite for Snapper in around 90-100 feet off water. And they are taking live bait fish so grab what you can while inshore.

INSHORE – Snook are showing up at the inlets chasing Pilchards but that’s about the most inshore action around here right now.

BAIT REPORT – Mullet are starting to push down this way. There’s also Pilchards and Sardines being caught on Sabiki rigs in the inlets.

Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
618 N Federal Hwy
Boynton Beach, FL
561-736-0568

August 21, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – If you plan on doing some offshore trolling there are Dolphin out there, but you are going to need to head out to the 900 – 1000 foot range. They love trolled Ballyhoo, and I would recommend buying your own instead of planning to catch it once you are out there. The ocean is a big place and you don’t want to waste your gas. If you plan on trolling a lure or skirt you can go a little bit faster, and you want to troll Blue and White or Pink and White. There’s also some good Yellowtail fishing closer in on the reefs. Don’t be afraid to chum for them. These fish are a great catch if you can whip them into a frenzy.

INSHORE – Snook and Tarpon are the predominant catch. You are going to want to use the local bait for them and fish in the morning. The Snook tend to be closer in toward the beaches and the Tarpon tend to stick around structure. There is Mullet around inshore and they make great bait.

BAIT REPORT – There is Mullet, Pilchards, and Goggle Eyes around. If you plan on catching Mullet with a Sabiki, remember to keep your hooks clean – Mullet are vegetarian and the bare metal will shine and grab their attention.

Florida Native Bait and Tackle
1824 N Federal Hwy, Boynton Beach,
561-738-2246

August 14, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Our friends over at Florida Native Bait & Tackle have been catching Dolphin really far out in the 10-15 miles range where they are targeting Swordfish. To the north around West Palm Beach there are reports of Dolphin also in the 600 foot range.

INSHORE – The inshore is primarily Croaker and Whiting right now. They bite best on Shrimp or anything that imitates them. There is also the occasional Pompano around, but you will need lady luck on your side. There are more Pompano around Juno pier than anywhere else close by right now. The fishing has been really slow because of the heat. Check the water temperature before you go out and then use your best judgment. The best fishing is going to be early in the morning.

BAIT REPORT – Some bait around the inlet, but you are going to want to go early when the water is cool if you are aiming to catch that.

Florida Native Bait & Tackle
(561) 738-2246

August 6, 2015

Lake Worth / Delray / Boynton Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Fishing is good right now, but the hope is that the Wahoo will be as good as it was last year where the Wahoo was biting on split tail mullet from August – November. That being said though it hasn’t been on fire and it could slow down if the west wind picks up again. The August pattern is starting. The bottom bite has been so-so. There are Wahoo mixed in with Kingfish and a couple Bonita around the 120 foot mark.

INSHORE – Off the piers the Mangrove Snapper are on fire. The Snook and Tarpon are around the bait schools of Pilchards. Snapper are also biting on Runners around the pier. In the near-shore range the Kingfish are starting to pick up.

BAIT REPORT – Right now there is bait in Juno and Pompano, but in between the bait isn’t great. Some at the Borden inlet. There are small Pilchards that you can find on the tide change.

Josh “aka The King of Pompano Pier” – He went 3 for 6 on Snook the other day. Florida Native Bait & Tackle (561) 738-2246

July 23, 2015

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Offshore has been slow. There are small Dolphin closer in, but the bigger ones prefer to be farther out. Try trolling Ballyhoo or blue and white lures/skirts. I have heard orange and black has been working for bigger dolphin in the Keys, and it might work here too, but no promises. The Kingfish are also picking up, really the same summer pattern as the last two months.

INSHORE – Fishing has been ok here too. There has been some Summer bait and the main fish inshore are Snook, Tarpon, and Blue Runners. Bonita have been in the intercoastal and will come in on the Piers looking for the bait. Snook are also on the beach spawning, but you aren’t allowed to catch them while they are creating the next generation of slot size fish that we are going to grill in a few years.

BAIT REPORT – There is lots of bait around Juno and Pompano Beaches. Boynton is not as thick, but some piers are stacked in the morning and evenings.

Florida Native Bait and Tackle
(561) 738-2246

July 23, 2015

Delray / Boynton Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Jared, a member of the ProAngler team, caught a few Schoolmaster Snapper and Barracudas but it wasn’t long before he got broke off by a bunch more Barracudas. Chunk mullet was doing it for him. The Snappers were biting on dead shrimp, and he dropped down some Ballyhoo, but he isn’t too sure on what stole it off of his hook.

INSHORE – There are lots of Vermillion Snapper in 120 feet of water around the little spotty reefs everywhere. It goes reef, sandbar, next reef, and plenty of fishing in the 70-100 foot as well as the 300 foot areas. Jared likes to anchor up at the shallow reef in the 70 range. Snapper fishing is just amazing there. There is also little Bar Jack – but no Kingfish to be seen. Not a single hit. It has also been really flat out and there is no current. A good number of Dolphin are out by the weedlines. Jared has just been drift fishing the weedlines and tossing chunks of bait and a few jigs. He likes to use the gulfstream lures or a bucktail jig with green feathers.

BAIT REPORT – There has been some menhaden around, but only an inch – just the little babies around the bridges.

Jared also mentioned that the fish have been finicky with heavier lines.

Jared Giddens
ProAngler Team

June 11th, 2015

Lake Worth / Delray / Boynton Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE: Jared out at Boyton has had lots of offshore luck. There are some good sized Amberjacks and Blackfin Tuna out there. He has been catching them on a butterfly Jig. He prefers to use one’s that are glow in the dark or red. Jared has been drift fishing in about 500 -1000 feet of water which is less than a mile out. There are also lots of Sailfish out there which you can troll for using Skirts. You’ll want to troll at 5-10 knots. Jared likes to use Skirts that are green or blue with sparkles.  

INSHORE: Inshore the Tarpon bite is good on Shrimp. There are also some Mangrove and Lane Snapper. Jared also caught a Black Tip Shark the other day. Chunk Mullet is good for just about everything. The Bridges are good holding a lot of drum. If you want to fish near shore you’ll find  lots of small dolphin. You’ll be able to catch those on little blue runners. Nearshore the Snook are also hitting near bait pods and there is some Jack there too. They are also taking well to  Chunk Mullet. 

BAIT: Pilchards are scarce but there is some Mullet around.

Jared M. Giddens 
Pro Angler Team Member 

June 19,2015 

Lake Worth / Boynton / Delray Beach Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Bottom fishing is best these days. You’ll find the bite is good for Snapper, Mutton and some Yellow Tail. Its an off and on deal, one day they knock them dead the next is slow. Squid is a good bait but Sardines are even better. Head out to waters between 40 and 250 feet where you’ll find wrecks, rocks or hardbottom. The edge and top of the reef is particularly good. Trolling is fair to middling. There have been a few Wahoo and Dolphin out there, but as mentioned above, bottom fishing is better.

INSHORE – There is always something to catch! There are Mangrove Snapper, Sand Perch, Croakers, Jacks, and Tarpon around. You never know what you’ll find. Make sure to fish the moving tide as that is when the fish like to feed. Shrimp are proving to be a very effect bait . The Tarpon are expected to move a little north, but stay around. They love live bait, especially live Sardines. They tend to be aggressive in the morning and at that time you can skip the live bait and throw a plug. Resident fish are always here, some move though.

BAIT FISH – There is a good number of bait around.

Boynton Fisherman’s Supply
618 N Federal Hwy, Boynton Beach, FL
1-561-736-0568










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Since fishing conditions change from minute to minute we try to keep our reports as updated as possible. Unfortunately, Florida is a large state, so we try to keep our Boynton Beach Fishing Report updated once a week. If you would like to contribute to the Boynton Beach Fishing Report, feel free to email your fishing tips to mike@proangler.us. We rely on even small contributions to inform us that fishing conditions have changed so we can update the Boynton Beach Fishing Report.

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