Jupiter Inlet

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Fishing in Jupiter Inlet

Florida’s east coast is already known around the world for its incredible angling opportunities, but it doesn’t get much better than fishing in Jupiter Inlet. As the Loxahatchee River flows to the Atlantic, you can explore shallow creeks and brackish waters, or head out to the Gulf Stream, as you look to land some first-rate fish.

Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, the shallow inshore waters are a great place to start. These calm waters are ideal for those who haven’t quite got their sea legs yet, while the range of fish on offer will entice anyone. Go after delicious creatures like Trout, Redfish, Snappers, and Tripletail, or test your skills against the tough-fighting trinity of Tarpon, Snook, and Bonefish.

Head a little further out beyond the inlet and some nearshore beauties await. Try bottom fishing or trolling for Cobia and Barracuda, before heading out for a big game fishing adventure. At the Gulf Stream, you’ll come into contact with monster Marlin, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and even Swordfish, so get ready to land the catch of a lifetime.

There’s something for everyone when fishing in Jupiter Inlet. Head out first thing, in the afternoon, or at night, and get your fish on. Avid anglers can take advantage of full-day and overnight trips, exploring the range of fishing grounds on offer out of this angling paradise.

Some Jupiter Island fishing charters will even give you the option to head to the Bahamas, so it really is all possible here.

Rules & Regulations

Every angler aboard a fishing charter in Florida is covered by the captain’s fishing license, so that’s one thing less to worry about. Your professional guide will make sure you keep on top of everything else, such as bag limits, so you can sit back and enjoy the ride.

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Jupiter Inlet Fishing Seasons

January

There’s nowhere better to escape the winter blues than Florida! Come to Jupiter Inlet and get your fish. Come explore the inshore shallows for some delicious fish, or head nearshore for monster Kingfish.

February

The year-round warm weather means that even February is a good time to come fishing on Florida’s East Coast. Whether you’re looking for an inshore, nearshore, or offshore adventure, there’s something for you.

March

There’s no wrong choice of where to go in March, as Tripletail make their way along the Loxahatchee. This gives you even more species to target inshore, while Mahi Mahi start appearing in the depths offshore.

April

Whether you’re looking for an inshore or offshore adventure, there’s something for you. Target tough-fighting, strong Snook in the shallows, while Blue Marlin and Wahoo add to the offshore fishing frenzy!

May

Things are starting to heat up in Jupiter Inlet and all along Florida’s East Coast, as Tarpon return inshore and monster Kingfish make their way past nearshore waters. Get ready for peak season with a fun-filled trip.

June

With the hotter weather all around, the offshore waters start calming, giving you the chance to head far out to the Gulf Stream. Target some prized pelagics as you look to land the fish of a lifetime.

July

It’s easy to notice when peak season hits, as the waters fill up with charter boats. Book early to make the most of these rich waters and land anything from Snook, Tarpon, and Sharks to Marlin, Tuna, and Swordfish.

August

Make the most of summer vacation and bring the whole family to discover the beauty of fishing. Hit the shallows in search of Snook, the reefs in search of Barracuda, or offshore for Mackerel and more.

September

Many more inshore beauties, such as Redfish and Tripletail, make their way back to the shallows, while there’s still some life offshore. Go after Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, and Swordfish for a tasty treat.

October

Attention turns back to the shallow waters inside Jupiter Inlet as fall comes round once more. Redfish and Snappers are the pick of the fish, but don’t forget about the deepwater Swordfish opportunities.

November

Just when you thought it was time to forget about the deep waters, Sailfish show up to get you back on your feet. Choose between a trip to the Gulf Stream or stay inshore, and you’re sure to catch what you want.

December

See out the year with a thrilling fishing adventure. Blackfin Tuna join the deepwater party, while Mackerel offer exciting nearshore action. As usual, there’s plenty going on inshore, so there’s something for all!