The middle of winter can go a lot of ways in Palm Beach. Some days are cold & some are hot but the fishing can be an absolute blast. The main targets would be inshore fish like snook, black drum, sheepshead, croakers, snappers, and the occasional redfish. It is possible to catch Peacocks but the best bet for freshwater would be to let me take you into the 'glades for the day to fish for largemouths. Some years the warm weather continues through Feb. and the peacock fishing remains awesome.

This month is a lot like Jan. except that the bass fishing can really fire up and the alligator
alley fishing gets going full swing with too many species to name.Here in Palm Beach the largemouth bass and clown knife fish bite will be good with some peacocks mixed in. Plenty of action in the saltwater inshore and it can be a great time to collect some fillets for the dinner table.

This is a big fish month, the spring mullet run is headed north and the monsters are swimming with them. Giant Tarpon, Snook and Jacks that will make you second guess your life decisions will all be with the school. Normally the spinner shark migration will be happening around this time also and the action can be amazing. The Peacock bass fishing is good along with clowns and sunshine bass. The 'Glades fishing will be amazing the next few months with 200+ fish days on fly and artificial is not unusual.

No major changes from March still an awesome month to fish just about everywhere - except the ocean due to normally high winds, however, the inshore saltwater and lakes are sheltered and unaffected. The spinner shark migration will be in full effect and can make for some very exciting sight fishing on bait or fly. 

Great peacock fishing in the fresh and good snook and jacks on the inshore saltwater. This month has some better days with less wind that allows me to slip out the inlet sometimes to jig the wrecks for everything from african pompano to blackfin tuna. I don't run dedicated offshore charters so the days spent out there are a bonus.

Best bet for the next two month is to book for saltwater whether it,s nighttime snook and tarpon, daytime giant snook at the inlet, or offshore for blackfin tuna, bonitos and tons of other species you will not be disappointed. Amazing fly fishing opportunities: This is the time to hook fish on the 12wt that you sometimes just can't stop.

The summer pattern continues with flat seas and tons of action. It gets very hot so I offer morning trips as well as overnight inshore trips this month for snook. As with almost every month of the year, we can still cross off the peacock bass and clown knife fish from your list.

This is getting close to the end of spawn for giant snook, but you still have great chances to target them and that would be the best bet for this month. On the north end of the county, the glass minnows will be in and tarpon will be feeding heavily on them. When the morning wind is decent it can be amazing. The largemouth bite will be tough but peacocks and clowns are still available.

One of the most incredible things you can experience in fishing is the fall mullet run, Millions of silver mullet migrating south along the beaches with every major predator you could imagine following right behind them. Giant tarpon doing backflips, Spinner sharks launching through with their mouths open, along with jacks and snook getting their fill also. Truly something straight out of national geographic.