With the average temperature of 71°F, Boca Raton has a good stock of fish to offer. Trout and Bonefish are swimming inshore, while offshore fisheries produce amazing Sailfish.
 

The days are warm, but fishing is on fire. Head offshore to get Sailfish and even try some kite fishing if you’re feeling like it. Otherwise, inshore waters will produce Bonefish.

Do something special for yourself during spring break and head offshore to catch Sailfish, Mahi, Tuna, and King Mackerel. Back at home, Boca Raton waters fish well for Snook and Bonefish.

You can see a healthy stock of Mahi offshore, followed by Kingfish, and other Mackerel. Stay inshore to fetch Bonefish, Snook, Tarpon, and turn your spring weekend into a fish bonanza.

The heavenly taste of Grouper marks the start of May. Spring is in full swing and so are these big brutes. Amberjack, Wahoo, and Mahi are also offshore. This could be a quick getaway before the summer crowds.

The summer is about to kick off and attract scores of water lovers. Get onboard and sample some of the finest Tarpon action, or head offshore and fish for Marlin, Tuna, and Wahoo.

To make your summer vacation even more epic, head offshore and troll for Mahi, Marlin, Wahoo, and Kingfish. Inshore waters produce Jack Crevalle, but you can also get Tarpon. Bottom fishing is ripe for Grouper.

If you want to smash a record, be quick and get going. Offshore waters are rich in serious game fish, including Wahoo, Mahi, King Mackerel, and Marlin. Bottom fishing can get you impressive Amberjack.

The fall brings action-packed days with inshore canals and bays holding Bonefish, Permit, Snook, and Jack Crevalle. Board an offshore charter and you could be landing a fish of a lifetime in under an hour.

Sailfish come close to the shore and anglers board the boats that head to the Atlantic. You can also get Mahi out there, while inshore fisheries can award you with Permit and Sharks.

November will let you enjoy nice fishing for Bonito, Cero and King Mackerel, Sailfish, and Barracuda just a mile from the coast. When the water is calm, you can even snatch Mahi and Wahoo 5 miles offshore.

Head offshore and chase Wahoo and Sailfish, with Tuna following close behind. Trolling for King Mackerel can produce great success, while inshore fisheries are lit up with Jack Crevalle and more.