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Captain Mark Haley has been a member of FishingBooker since April 2023.

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A sleek Regulator boat docked in a marina, surrounded by palm trees and other vessels, showcasing a perfect fishing environment.

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	Winters in this part of Florida are mild and dry, making this a great time to get out on the water. You can find some Smoker Kingfish nearshore most years, with Sailfish biting well in deeper waters. </div>


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	The inshore action is hot, with Snook and Speckled Trout biting well. Offshore, Sailfish and Blackfin Tuna are whipping up a storm, with Cobia making its way past the beaches on its northerly migration.&nbsp;</p>


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	As the waters get warmer, colorful pelagics start to reach the waters off Jupiter. You'll usually see the first Mahi Mahi (Dolphin fish) appearing around now. Inshore anglers should look for Tripletail in the Loxahatchee River. 
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	Some people say April is one of the best times to fish in Jupiter. Large Snook is starting to congregate around the Jupiter Inlet, while offshore, you could be in with the chance of catching a Blue Marlin, Mahi, and Wahoo!</div>


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	May is the first major Kingfish run of the year in Jupiter, Florida. Atlantic Kingfish come southwards to the local waters to spawn, bringing large 'Smoker' females along with them. Meanwhile, big Tarpon appears from the South.</div>


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	The weather gets hotter. Expect to find large schools of Little Tunny (Bonito) nearshore. These little fish give a hard fight on light tackle. If you're after something bigger, the exotic pelagics are still around.&nbsp;</div>


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	Temperatures rise even further, making a boat with air conditioning sound appealing. Be prepared for short tropical storms in the afternoon&mdash;book a morning trip if you don't want to get wet.</p>


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	The famous Kingfish fishery raises its head again in August&mdash;although this time, it's the Kings from the Gulf that are coming northwards to Jupiter. Paradoxically, you'll usually find the bigger fish in shallower waters.</div>


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	Look for Mangrove Snapper as they spawn on the reefs and wrecks. Make sure to check out the 'Chasin Tails' annual KDW Sports Fishing Tournament and raise money for poorly kids while catching fish.</div>


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	The fishing action starts to heat up as the weather cools down. Expect to see the first Sailfish appearing as the water temperatures reach the high 70's or low 80's. Inshore, Redfish peaks as it gorges on migrating finger mullet. </div>
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	Sailfishing starts to get really good in Jupiter in November. Head northwards for the best bite and get ready for a fight you won't forget. There's no such thing as winter blues in southeast Florida!</div>
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	Joining the Sailfish, you can expect to find the third, smaller, run of Mackerel at this time of year. Offshore, look for Blackfin Tuna. Nothing says 'Happy Holidays' clearer than some reel-screaming offshore fishing.&nbsp;</div>


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