Welcome to the Coastal Angler magazine fishingreport for West Palm Beach, Singer Island, Palm Beach Shores and North Palm Beach, FL. The bite the last couple of months has been a little off from the last few years. Warmer temperature to our north doesn't help the fishing, but expect things to pick up for the month of April Offshore, the Snapper bite will be on. Muttons will be hanging under the bonito schools waiting for a free meal to sink to the bottom. If you're catchin

reelintensefishing.com will use 30' of 40lb to fool the big boys. The bait of choice is a strip of bonito. Remember, they're big because they're cautious . Also, if you're looking for a trophy Wahoo, try catching a live bonito and slow troll it with a stinger hooks. Wahoo love to eat Bonito (At least something likes to eat them). Keep your eyes peeled for that Blue Marlin cause they don't like them too! If you're looking to land a West Palm Beach Gladiator (aka Swordfish)

Welcome to the Coastal Angler Magazine fishing report for March. The end of winter is coming to an end. We saw some great Sailfish and Wahoo fishing. Expect it to continue this month. Most Sails will eat live bait, but can also be caught on the troll. The key is to watch the tip of the rod and look for the bite. Anything that looks suspicious... open the drag and feed it back four seconds, then engage the drag and yell "fish on”! For the Wahoo angler, the pre-dawn bite works

Welcome to the Coastal Angler magazine fishing report for February. Winter is upon us and the fish are biting just offshore. Expect Sailfish to be lingering around in depths of 130’- 250’. These fish love Live Bait, but will take a trolling Bait if presented correctly. Flying a Gog. From a kite is my preference and will produce more bites. This is the time of year to mix up the spread with half wire leaders. There will be a chance for Wahoo and King Mack’s under the feeding

Hello and welcome to the Coastal Angler Magazine January fishing report. This winter will bring some hot fishing in our waters. Sailfish, Dolphin, Wahoo, and Kingfish will be the offshore choice. When heading out, take a drive to the south and let the stream take you north. If you're just looking for Sails, try the 160' depth off the Dodge Wall. If you're looking for Kings, stay around 90' depth. Live bait will be the key to landing Quality fish and can be easily bought from