This was supposed to be Tyler's triumphant conquering of Mr. Sailfish
before he gets married however it instead turned into one of the worst
"fishing" days possible. If there was something that could go wrong, it
went wrong. Lost Sails, broken reels, dead bait, tangled lines
contributing to losing fish, captain messing up the kite, etc...
Highlight
of the day was seeing a Sailfish literally hit the boat while cruising
by and a massive school (500+ Tarpon) swimming off Breakers in 20' of
water. GoPro footage to come.
Conditions:
NW Wind - 10-15mph
Crystal Clear Water
Air Temp 50 degrees in morning rising to 65-70 degrees
Water Temp 76 degrees offshore/71 inshore
Partly to Mostly cloudy
Fishing Juno Pier and North to Jupiter Inlet - Sailfish and Bait were plentiful
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West Palm Beach Fishing Reports - Inshore and Offshore
Welcome to WPBFISHINGREPORT.COM. Captain Zito and his crew aboard "Blue Steel" invite you to enjoy these inshore and offshore saltwater fishing reports from in and around Palm Beach as well as other areas of South Florida.
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About the Captain
- Blue Steel
- West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
- I am the Captain of Blue Steel along with my Co-Captain's Doug Murray and Andrew Maxey. We typically fish offshore anywhere from the beach to about 10 miles out. We are lucky enough to live and fish in one of the best fishing locations in the world and would like to invite you to read our reports as well as post your own reports to share with other weekend anglers such as ourselves.
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