Lake Park Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Eric Catsman
Jupiter, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Happy customers is a happy Captain.

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Eric Catsman Jupiter, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Happy customers is a happy Captain.

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James Coane
Hatteras, North Carolina
Reported: 3 years ago

We had good fishing on the bank for Tile fish and a few tuna. Inshore plenty of sea bass and tautog

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James Coane Hatteras, North Carolina Reported: 3 years ago

We had good fishing on the bank for Tile fish and a few tuna. Inshore plenty of sea bass and tautog

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James Coane
Hatteras, North Carolina
Reported: 3 years ago

Good fishing in OC. Swords and Big eye Tuna are being caught daytime deep dropping off the bank.

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James Coane Hatteras, North Carolina Reported: 3 years ago

Good fishing in OC. Swords and Big eye Tuna are being caught daytime deep dropping off the bank.

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing
Riviera Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Even the young get involved

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing Riviera Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Even the young get involved

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing
Riviera Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Couple weeks ago

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing Riviera Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Couple weeks ago

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing
Riviera Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

That’s a large wahoo and mahi-mahi

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Richard Mayer with Hook'N Up Sport Fishing Riviera Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

That’s a large wahoo and mahi-mahi

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Craig Korczynski
West Palm Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Let the mullet run madness begin! The swell last week pushed the first wave of mullet into the palm beaches. Only downfall has been the rain runoff which has made the water dirty. The intercostal, beaches, and inlets are full of bait schools and the snook are there crashing and...

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Craig Korczynski West Palm Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Let the mullet run madness begin! The swell last week pushed the first wave of mullet into the palm beaches. Only downfall has been the rain runoff which has made the water dirty.
The intercostal, beaches, and inlets are full of bait schools and the snook are there crashing and feeding on these baits. Find the bait schools and use live baits on jig heads or free-lined to get the strike. Rapala skitter walks and DOA BaitBusters are also great baits to entice the linesiders.
Tarpon! favorite beast to target, can be seen exploding on bait schools along the beaches and inside the intercostal. Both sides of the tides tarpon are chewing. Find bait schools and fish the perimeter with live baits or DOA BaitBuster for success. Smaller tarpon can be targeted along mangrove shorelines using live baits, DOA 4" jerk baits and popper flies.
The big jacks are starting to invade the intercostal, busting up mullet pods with a vengeance. Rapala skitter walks DOA PT-7 weedless top water and live baits will get the drag screaming. Schooling fish can be seen attacking bait schools making it fun to target and catch fish one after another.
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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Charlie Stuve
Tequesta, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Offshore there are mahi in 400 to 800 ft. Inside 4 mile on the ledge, kingfish and a variety of snappers are around. Tarpon, snook, Jack and sharks following the mullet schools on the beach.

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Charlie Stuve Tequesta, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Offshore there are mahi in 400 to 800 ft. Inside 4 mile on the ledge, kingfish and a variety of snappers are around. Tarpon, snook, Jack and sharks following the mullet schools on the beach.

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