Palm Beach Jupiter salt and fresh water inshore report
Capt. Craig Korczynski
July 31, 2017
Palm Beach - Saltwater Fishing Report
August tends to be the hottest month of the year, so fish early and late afternoon when temperatures are cool. The fish are more active at these times as water temperatures cool as well.
Snook fishing continues to produce great results for anglers fishing the inlets and beaches. Live baits and DOA C.A.L. 4 inch jerk bait in bayou tiger or glow gold rush belly are the baits of choice. Always make sure the jig is on the bottom, this will better your chance to hook into a monster snook. Always fish moving water and try and fish early morning and during the evening. The average size if the snook has been 8 to 20 pounds. Be sure to handle the snook with care.
The Icw has produced a nice variety of species for anglers, snook, trout, tarpon, jacks and redfish all being caught. Live baits are great for those looking to relax and produce great numbers. Anglers looking to enjoy artificial lures, DOA C.A.L. 3 inch shad and DOA shrimp get the job done. Key is use the tide and rip lines to your advantage, keeping the bait near the bottom making sure you can feel the strike. Swimming lures and top water plugs work just as well for predator fish lurking in the shallows and along the sea walls. Look for bait schools as signs predator fish are in the area.
Fresh water peacock bass action has been stellar as peacocks hammer DOA shrimp and DOA C.A.L. 3 inch shad in candy corn or chartreuse, live shiners work for also. The peacock bass are hanging near shorelines ambushing bait schools, look for bait rippling on surface. The peacocks are near. Fly fanatics the peacock bass will strike deceivers and and popper flies with a vengeance.
Well that is the fishing report for the past week hope you all enjoyed. Remember you cant catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines! Capt. Craig Korczynski, PhlatsInshoreFishing.com, 561-644-4371
Target Species:
snook, tarpon, trout, bass, peacock bass
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