03/27/16 Fishing Report: Snook, Sunshine Bass, Blackfin Tuna And Wahoo
Spring break is in full swing and I have been fishing every day. Yesterday morning we had a great inshore trip, catching and releasing 11 snook and 2 jacks. In the afternoon we had an offshore charter and caught 3 Blackfin tuna and 4 bonito. In the evening we had a night inshore fishing charter and caught 1 snook, 7 sunshine bass, and 1 spinner shark. This morning I had an offshore charter and caught 1 wahoo, 1 tuna, and 2 bonito. The bite should continue to improve as warmer temps bring more fish into the area. Here are some pics from the last 2 days:
02/24/16 Fishing Report: Wahoo, Snapper, African Pompano
Check out these photos from last weekend’s offshore charters:
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02/20/16 Fishing Report: Big Snook Biting On Inshore Charters
Captain Chris
561-451-7646
02/04/16 Fishing Report
Yesterday the wind was blowing 15 to 20 mph out of the Southeast, making for very choppy conditions on the ocean. Despite 4 to 6 ft seas, my morning charter was amped up to do some offshore fishing. We started trolling around 7:30am and immediately landed a kingfish and a dolphin. The action remained fairly steady and we were able to land 3 more dolphin before heading in at 10:30am. We also hooked a sailfish, but he came unhooked after making a hundred yard run. Overall it was a successful half day charter with 4 dolphin and a kingfish making it to the fillet table.
My afternoon trip was an inshore fishing charter along the intracoastal waterway. We started the trip buying 2 dozen pilchards for live bait. We tried tarpon fishing at one of my favorite spots, but they were nowhere to be found and we moved after 20 minutes. We then made a 2 mile run to an area where the jacks and bluefish have been thick. We had a blast catching a few jacks up to 10 lbs and a couple bluefish up to 4 lbs on artificial lures. They were hitting plugs and spoons on the troll in 5 ft of water. After the jacks and bluefish stopped biting we made a 3 mile run back to the south to fish the Boynton spillway with live bait.
We ended up hooking 5 snook and landed 2 of them. They were not keepers, but still fun to catch on light spinning tackle. I have inshore and offshore charters lined up for the rest of the week, so stay tuned for more fishing reports for the Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach area
Call me to book an inshore or offshore charter today!
Captain Chris Agardy
561-451-7646
Boca Raton Fishing Report: Charters Producing Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Kingfish, Snook
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Here are the best SUP locations in Boca Raton to enjoy one of our rental boards:
Lake Boca
This massive sandbar hangout spot is located a few hundred yards West of Boca Raton inlet in the intracoastal waterway. During the weekends, the shallow sandbar is a very popular mooring area for boats, jet skis, kayaks, and Sup boarders looking for a true South Florida sandbar party experience. At low tide, the sandbar is about knee deep and it is possible to walk around. During high tide, a swift current makes wading difficult and it is recommended to stay on your craft or SUP board. Silver Palm Park offers easy SUP access to Lake Boca, but there is limited parking so try and get there before 10am. We offer free delivery and pickup for our Boca Raton SUP rentals to Silver Palm Park.
Spanish River Park
Spectacular SUP boarding opportunities abound at Spanish River Park. The park offers ocean beach access on the East side of the park and Intracoastal access on the West side of the park. SUP boarding is very popular on both sides of the park, and when the ocean is too rough, the Intracoastal waterway offers a nearby no wake zone near a lagoon at neighboring Lake Wyman Park. Spanish River Park offers free parking East of the Intracoastal bridge on Spanish River Blvd, but finding a parking spot is difficult after 8am. It is recommended to get there early insure a free parking spot along the side of the road. If you can’t find a free parking spot, there is pay parking available within the entrance to the park for a small fee. This is a popular destination for college kids from FAU, and SUP enthusiasts abound. We offer delivery and pickup of our Boca Raton SUP rentals to the Spanish River Park location
South Beach Park
South Beach Park offers beach access at the East end of Palmetto Park Road. Parking is difficult after 8am, but early birds are rewarded with free parking and easy SUP board access to the ocean. There is additional free parking to the West along Palmetto Park Road, but there is a bit of a walk if you park down the street. The beach here offers sandy bottom and beautiful blue water, especially around the high tide. This is a great launching point for a SUP boarding adventure, and boarders heading South can paddle to Boca Raton Beach Club Resort only 3/4 mile away. The resort is located at the Boca Raton Inlet rock jetty, which offers great snorkeling. We offer delivery and pickup for our Boca Raton SUP rentals to South Beach Park if this is the location you choose to go.
South Inlet Park
This park has all amenities you need for a fun day at the beach. This is an excellent beach for SUP boarders looking for waters protected from a hard Northeast wind. The long rock jetty is great for fishing and there are small patch reefs for snorkeling in an area guarded by county Lifeguards. This is a great spot to teach the kids how to SUP board. Parking requires a small fee, but the park is worth it if you are planning to entertain a family especially. We offer delivery and pickup for our Boca Raton SUP rentals to South Inlet Park if this is the location you choose to go.
Hillsboro El Rio Park
This is the preferred location for SUP boarders looking for a tranquil backcountry river experience in Boca Raton. The El Rio and Hillsboro canals intersect near a mangrove shoreline that is a perfect habitat for native birds, iguanas, and fish. There is limited boat traffic in this area, and the waters are very smooth along this inland Florida “river”. We offer delivery and pickup for our Boca Raton SUP rentals to Hillsboro El Rio Park if this is the location you choose to go.
Red Reef Park
Red Reef Park offers ocean beach and intracoastal access to a no-wake boating zone. The beach on the ocean side offers a beautiful reef located along the shoreline. This is the best place to snorkel in Boca Raton. This is also a great place to go fishing for barracuda and snook. The waters are pretty clear in this area, and you can paddle right over the reef at high tide when the ocean is calm. We offer delivery and pickup for our Boca Raton SUP rentals to Red Reef Park if this is the location you choose to go.
Boca Raton Fishing Report: Mahi Mahi And Bonito Last Week During Charters
Boca Raton Fishing Report: Snook , Goliath Grouper, Wahoo, And Bonito During Charters
(07/14/14) Boca Raton Fishing Report: Kingfish And Snapper Fishing Heats Up With The Weather
Boca Raton Fishing Report: Summer is in full swing and we are seeing decent fishing for smoker kingfish and yellowtail snapper as we reach the mid point in July. The kingfish have been biting best in 100 feet of water during the early morning and late afternoon hours. The best bait for the big king mackerel has been live pilchards or dead sardines on the drift. The snapper are feeding in the same depths, falling victim to live pilchards or dead sardines fished near the bottom on the outside of the reef. There have been plenty of false albacore (bonito) biting as well.
Boca Raton July Fishing Forecast: As we approach the inevitable mid-Summer heat wave we can expect the fishing for kingfish and snapper to slowly pick up during the early morning and late afternoon hours. Drifting with dead sardines or live pilchards will get the most bites, but chicken rigs with squid for bait can also produce decent snapper, porgie, and triggerfish action as the month continues. If you plan on booking a trip with us, we definitely recommend early mornings as the afternoons will bring intense heat and thunderstorms.
Here is a photo of a monster 50lb kingfish that swallowed a dead ballyhoo in 100 feet of water last
Saturday: