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Palm Beach Fishing Reports


2014-08-25
9:05 PM

Snook Season Palm Beach / Jupiter opens September 1st - nook fanatics season opens on the 1st, the bite has been great around clean water. The mullet run is coming to our area keying up the fishing. Live baits worked near structure and you should find the snook. Early morning fishing, is great do to low more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-08-04
9:01 PM

Palm Beach and Jupiter produce great snook action - Snook fishing continues to produce great results for anglers fishing the inlets and beaches. Live baits and doa cal jigs in bayou tiger and gold and glow are the baits of choice. Keep the doa bait near the bottom this will better your chance to hook more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-07-31
9:46 PM

Snook and Peacock bass Palm Beach fantastic - The Inshore fishing has been full of action for anglers targeting Snook. The Snook continue to gather in our inlets and deep channels. Anglers have been reporting catches in double digit numbers with many of the Snook averaging 5 to 25 pounds. Live more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-04-28
7:29 PM

Palm beach offering snook and tarpon - If offshore is not your game the snook continue to produce non stop action. Anglers in a half day trip are averaging 15 to 20 snook, working docks, seawalls, and drop offs. Top water heedon spooks worked slow produce explosive action on the surface. more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-04-21
9:06 PM

Jupiter spring snook bananza - Snook fishing is producing plenty of drag screaming action for anglers. Docks seawalls and local inlets are holding plenty of fish. The snook are taking live baits and artificial lures. Fly anglers the dock lights offer rod bending action and can pro more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-04-07
9:53 PM

Spring bite Palm Beach is heating up - Beautiful sunny days and perfect sea conditions, you could not ask for anything more as a fisherman. Fun in the sun is the mind set for all boaters. Inshore anglers are finding fantastic snook fishing during the day as well as night. The snook can more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-03-31
9:35 PM

Salt to fresh palm beach the bite is on - Rising water temperatures, equals snook action hot,hot,hot. Snook are just about everywhere you look. Docks, seawalls and flats are teaming with schoolie snook and big female snook. Live baits and artificial lures produce strikes. The average size of more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-03-23
9:47 PM

Snook are Marching - Inshore water temperatures are rising and so is the fishing action. Snook are everywhere you look and the bigger females are starting to show them selves, as they prepare for the upcoming snook spawn. Live baits and lures provoke the snook to strike. more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-02-09
9:18 PM

Inshore waters snook and tarpon feeding - Seasonably warm, we can all agree it feels great and would not trade places with any northerner. This weeks past warm spell, has put a spark in everybody. Mother nature sure has blessed us with the spectacular weather. Tarpon fishing has been grea more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach


2014-02-03
8:47 PM

Warm weather great fishing In Jupiter and Palm Beach - The inshore fishing for snook and tarpon has been steady the past week, early morning and late afternoon the bite turns on. Live bait's and artificial lures like doa cal in red and gold and glow and gold work great near shorelines and seawalls. The more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach

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