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Fishing Reports by Capt. Craig Korczynski


2012-09-24
9:31 PM

Palm Beach snook and mullet what a sight - The Inshore fishing is fantastic all through the Icw, do to the abundance of mullet that has migrated to our area. The Snook fishing is fantastic along sea walls, mangrove shorelines and bridges. Early morning and late afternoon is the best time for more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-08-05
11:36 PM

Lake Worth Lagoon Snook bite - The heart of summer and the inshore fishing has been stellar, sure its hot for anglers but nothing beats a bent rod. Low light hours are often the golden hours but rain storms at high noon can cool water temperatures causing a feeding frenzy. Snoo more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-05-29
5:22 PM

Summer snooking begins in Jupiter - The summer has arrived and the rains continue , the fish feel the change and have been chewing like pac man. Hope fully mother nature will spare the hurricanes this year we can do with out them. Snook fishing is unbelievable right now, the sea wal more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-05-14
9:13 PM

Sight Fishing For Snook In The Palm Beaches - May has brought typical South Florida weather patterns back as afternoons provide thunderstorms and much needed rain. The heat has played a major role in fishing, as snook and tarpon begin to flock to beaches and deep passes. The snook fishing ha more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-05-07
10:49 PM

Inshore action Palm Beach Jupiter full of life - Inshore action for snook producing plenty of rod bending action, snook are being found along sea walls, docks and up on the flats. Artificial lures like a heedon spook or jig worked near structure gets the line siders excited. Snook love to ambush b more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-04-16
8:14 PM

Jupiter Tarpon jump for joy - April the wind continues to dictate fishing strategies for us anglers. Seas are consistently lumpy and the choppy inshore waters have vanished memories of calm slick waters we should be receiving, this time of year. All in all the fishing inshore more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-04-09
6:41 PM

Jupiter Snook feeding on bait pods - Jupiter, lox river still producing great snook fishing. Mullet schools are inside the river, snook are ambushing baits along sea walls, docks and open flats. Live baits, top water plugs and swim baits all produce strikes. The full moon brought strong more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Jupiter


2012-04-01
10:33 PM

Snook frenzy Jupiter / Palm Beach - Gusty to moderate winds, mother nature has been ex hailing for quite some time. I just hope april will be calm. Well snook fishing is stellar In the river and lagoons. Sight fishing early morning has been blast. Lots of 20 to 26 inches but the big more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-03-19
10:41 PM

Spring Snook Fever - March madness has arrived and the fishing has followed suite, spring fishing offers great action for a variety of species. Anglers should expect spectacular fishing the next few weeks as many should be gearing up for the up coming mullet run. Snoo more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2012-03-12
8:45 PM

Jupiter / Palm Beach Wind Tunnel Snookin - Blown away describes the fishing last week. East winds prevailed and caused for rough water inside and murky water through out the inter coastal. The full moon added swift high and negative tides as well, all this and the inshore fishing was still more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach

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