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Fishing in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach is home to year-round fishing fun. Surrounded by sandy beaches and lively bars, there is a fishing trip for every type of angler. Inshore on West Palm Beach, Tarpon is king. Although they’ve proven to be a very challenging fight for even the most experienced anglers, they are known to be an absolute dream to catch. Well-known species such as Permits, Jack Crevalle, and Barracuda can all be found extremely close to shore.


Palm Beach is world-renowned for excellent offshore fishing. Unlike other destinations. deep-sea game fish like Mahi-Mahi and Sailfish can be found just a few miles from the shore. Trolling is a popular method for reeling in big gamefish. Kingfish, Wahoo, Sailfish, and Blackfin Tuna may fill your boat, especially near Singer Island, the easternmost part of Florida. Bottom fishing is popular for Snapper, Grouper, Hogfish, King Mackerel, Cobia, and Amberjack.


The Palm Beach area is also home to fantastic freshwater experiences, with many trips targeting Peacock Bass, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, and Snakehead. Peacock Bass have a very long summer spawning season, and there's guaranteed to be action if you find a spot where the bite is hot.


With healthy fish populations throughout West Palm Beach and so many nearby buzzing destinations, it’s an excellent place that anglers may dream of fishing in all their lives. Easy access to Ft. Lauderdale and Lake Okeechobee makes West Palm Beach a fisherman’s paradise.

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What types of fishing are on West Palm Beach?
What types of fishing are on West Palm Beach?
No matter what type of angler you are, there’s a trip for you in West Palm Beach. Inshore or offshore, saltwater or freshwater, the area boasts some of the most diverse fishing in the country. Shoreline fishing is also extremely popular- no need for a boat! Spearfishing and scuba diving are also growing rapidly in the area. Whether your idea of a day of fun is deep-sea waves and Sailfish battles or catching freshwater Bass after Bass out on one of the many nearby lakes and ponds, our guides have got you covered.
What are the top fish species caught on West Palm Beach?
What are the top fish species caught on West Palm Beach?
The top 10 saltwater fish species you can find in West Palm Beach are Sailfish, Tuna, Kingfish, Wahoo, Tarpon, Cobia, Snook, Snapper, Dolphinfish, and Jack Crevalle. You can also find species such as Redfish, Tripletail, Barracuda, Hogfish, Grouper, and more. The most popular freshwater species is the Peacock Bass, but you can also easily find Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, and Snakehead. You can catch some of the best of the best fish trolling or even kite fishing!
What is the best time of year to fish on West Palm Beach?
What is the best time of year to fish on West Palm Beach?
West Palm Beach fishing is year-round, with peaks depending on which species you’re targeting. Species such as Grouper and Snapper can be found year-round, whereas Tarpon is best found in the Spring, and Wahoo is hot in the fall. Sailfish are best from November to March, and freshwater Bass can be found consistently throughout the year. Some of the best spots are the West Palm Beach Inlet, Riviera Beach, and Singer Island.
What else is there to do on West Palm Beach?
What else is there to do on West Palm Beach?
Mega-mansions, secluded beaches, and million-dollar yachts make up one of the wealthiest cities in South Florida. Aside from sightseeing, enjoy legendary resorts and plenty of historic landmarks, like the Norton Museum of Art or the grand Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. Don’t miss out on the natural beauty that only the coastline can provide, with a wide variety of beaches, parks, and gardens all within range. There’s plenty of shopping and boardwalks to keep you busy among the palm tree-lined, sun-beaten streets of West Palm Beach.

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