Delray Beach Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Charlie Lowes with Lowes Gator and Iguana
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 4 months ago

They had a blast today

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Charlie Lowes with Lowes Gator and Iguana Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 4 months ago

They had a blast today

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Brian Kmiotek
Delray Beach, Florida
Reported: 5 months ago

Temperatures are rising but the fishing is still great! Morning bite has been best with Plenty of Peacocks from the start of each trip....Clown Knife Fish, Largemouths and sunshine Bass have been keeping us busy alongside the Peacocks!

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Brian Kmiotek Delray Beach, Florida Reported: 5 months ago

Temperatures are rising but the fishing is still great! Morning bite has been best with Plenty of Peacocks from the start of each trip....Clown Knife Fish, Largemouths and sunshine Bass have been keeping us busy alongside the Peacocks!

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Mark Haley
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 6 months ago

We caught 30 blackfin, 2 sails and mahi on Saturday

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Mark Haley Jupiter, Florida Reported: 6 months ago

We caught 30 blackfin, 2 sails and mahi on Saturday

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JP Mckay
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 6 months ago

They. Fish is still. Red. Hot. In the. Everglades and Okeechobee. And Lake Ida chain. Water is. Get Low. Fish. Stacked. Up. Live bait. And Artificial. Top. Water. Bite Awesome. 40 to 50 fish a Trip

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JP Mckay Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 6 months ago

They. Fish is still. Red. Hot. In the. Everglades and Okeechobee. And Lake Ida chain. Water is. Get Low. Fish. Stacked. Up. Live bait. And Artificial. Top. Water. Bite Awesome. 40 to 50 fish a Trip

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Dave Zsak
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 6 months ago

Happy Day Today. Deep sea fishing report for 52′ Hatteras sportfish located at Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale. Sailfishing in Fort Lauderdale is a popular activity, especially during the winter months when sailfish migrate through the area in large numbers. Fort Lauderdale is known as the “Sailfish Capital of the...

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Dave Zsak Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 6 months ago

Happy Day Today. Deep sea fishing report for 52′ Hatteras sportfish located at Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale.
Sailfishing in Fort Lauderdale is a popular activity, especially during the winter months when sailfish migrate through the area in large numbers. Fort Lauderdale is known as the “Sailfish Capital of the World” due to the abundance of sailfish in its waters. An angler can experience multiple sailfish when fishing in Fort Lauderdale.
These acrobatic fish are prized for their fighting ability and are released after being caught to preserve the population and due to conservation has been continually growing.
Sailfish are abundant in Fort Lauderdale’s waters January through May. This is when the sailfish migrate through the area in large numbers. Sailfish tent to congregate near underwater structures, reefs, drop-offs, and current edges. We catch sailfish in water depths ranging from 100 to 300feet, where sailfish are known to feed. Of course we catch them in shallower water and out many miles in the very deep water, however the sweet spot is from 100-300. Trolling is an effective method for targeting sailfish using rigged ballyhoo, mullet, or strip baits. Troll these baits behind the boat at varying depths and distances until you get a strike.
Kite fishing and live baits are highly effective and one of the most popular methods. Popular choices include goggle eye, pilchards, blue runners and herring.
Many anglers use teasers which are artificial or natural baits rigged to attract sailfish to the surface.

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JP Mckay
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

Fishing has been on fire. Spring time Peacock bass still killing it in the Everglades and Okeechobee has some big girls moving in. Been blessed.

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JP Mckay Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

Fishing has been on fire. Spring time Peacock bass still killing it in the Everglades and Okeechobee has some big girls moving in. Been blessed.

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Craig Korczynski
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 10 months ago

Mid December, whoever thought we would get a tropical depression in south Florida this time of year. Lots of rain and wind have been the main story the past week. There are many places we can hide and fish, but 45 to 50 winds are not fun. A few days...

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Craig Korczynski Jupiter, Florida Reported: 10 months ago

Mid December, whoever thought we would get a tropical depression in south Florida this time of year. Lots of rain and wind have been the main story the past week. There are many places we can hide and fish, but 45 to 50 winds are not fun.
A few days that we were able to get out dodging rained and wind, the snook were plentiful in the backcountry, targeting mangrove, shorelines and deep channels, using Live bait and Rapala, shadow wrap, and X wrap twitch baits. A mixed bag of species of snook common, fat and sword spine, great catches for anglers due to the weather.
The jacks and bluefish are still plentiful in the channels and deep holes using DOA 3” shad tail and top water Rapala skitter walks for best results. With the cool fronts, pushing into the South Florida area, we will be receiving migration fish, like mackerel and Pompano to add to the fun.
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!

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JP Mckay
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported: 10 months ago

Weather has been a little but crazy lately in Southern Florida, but the fishing is still good! Lake Okeechobee is the best place now. Big girls are moving in. And the Peacock bass are still pretty strong!

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JP Mckay Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported: 10 months ago

Weather has been a little but crazy lately in Southern Florida, but the fishing is still good! Lake Okeechobee is the best place now. Big girls are moving in. And the Peacock bass are still pretty strong!

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