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Palm Beach to Jupiter
Capt. Craig Korczynski
November 22, 2005
Palm Beach - Saltwater Fishing Report
Inshore Report Nov 15-22,2005
Inshore Report Nov-22-05
Well it is that time of year again the mega yachts are showing up along with the sail boaters and the cold fronts. We have not experienced any major cold fronts yet but they will show up soon. The fishing is still spectacular and the bait is thick. The Snook are now up in the rivers and residential canals. This makes for very exciting battles between angler and fish to see who can out smart who between the pilings. The incoming tide is best in the morning, and the outgoing tide for night. The Snook are thick under the docks and along the sea walls. Live bait makes for exciting action along the sea walls as the Snook explode on small finger mullet, and greennies. The night fishing is still hot with some docks holding 50 to 75 Snook, many juveniles but the slot size fish are hanging in the out side shadows of the dock lights. Medium size shrimp and Yo Zuri SS minnow lures will entice many of the Snook to feed around the lights at night. Last week Tony Pellegrino pulled a 34” Snook off a dock with 10LB test line on a live mullet, this is his largest fish caught to date. There have been plenty of other keeper size Snook caught this past week, along with feisty Jacks, which range from 2 to 10 pounds. These jacks will eat anything thrown at them, which allow the angler to see the bait or lure get exploded on. The lady fish and blue fish are making their way up into the ICW, these fish will hit tipped jigs or fast moving top water baits. The flats have been full of pompano and trout all hitting jigs. Trout season is closed November and December but there still fun to catch. Well that is the report for this past week if you would like to experience light tackle inshore fishing in the Palm Beach, Jupiter area give me a call or send me an email at [email protected], 561-644-4371. This is Capt. Craig Signing out. WWW.PHLATSINSHOREFISHING.COM
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