West Palm Beach Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in West Palm Beach
If you need a report, there are some dolphins and sailfish around the birds. Did well this weekend, hopefully the wind doesn't stick around too long.
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These guys were everywhere we went this morning. Just terrorizing the micro bait that's around
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Fishing in the Everglades has been hot waters low plenty of fish to go around.
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The water offshore has been cold. A few dolphins and kings are around. Sailfish are on the edge. They have been in large schools; keep a bait in the water after you hook up and go for two. Fishing is good when the conditions allow for it. April is typically a good month; we have a few openings.
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These don't get as big as the Common Snook. These were very big for there species.
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It's been slow with the colder weather in past weeks, but this week/weekend they are gonna FIRE! Mid to high 70's all week into the weekend, perfect weather to make them eat and push them up to spawn.
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We've had 6 weeks of nonstop wind, will start fishing next week hopefully!
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The Exotics have been on fire peacocks averaging 2-4 pounds clown knifes have been consistent in the mornings and the largemouths have been biting late afternoon and evening
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We caught 30 blackfin, 2 sails and mahi on Saturday
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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...
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...
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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