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What’s Biting

Jupiter Fishing Seasons

Seasons of top fishing and sightseeing adventures — know what’s biting before you book.

South Florida Sport Fishing Seasons

Although you can catch a variety of fish on any given day, there are definite times of year to target specific pelagic species off Jupiter.

South Florida sport fishing seasons: which species are targeted each month off Jupiter
SpeciesJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Mahi-MahiOccasionalOccasionalTargetedTargetedTargetedOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalTargetedTargetedTargeted
SailfishTargetedTargetedTargetedTargetedOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalOccasionalTargetedTargeted
KingfishNot targetedNot targetedNot targetedOccasionalTargetedTargetedTargetedTargetedOccasionalOccasionalNot targetedNot targeted
WahooNot targetedNot targetedNot targetedNot targetedOccasionalTargetedTargetedTargetedOccasionalOccasionalNot targetedNot targeted
TunaNot targetedNot targetedTargetedTargetedTargetedTargetedOccasionalNot targetedNot targetedNot targetedNot targetedNot targeted
  • Targeted — prime season
  • Occasional
  • Not targeted

Spring (Mar–May)

Prime time for mahi-mahi as the Gulf Stream pushes close to shore. Blackfin tuna are plentiful, and cobia offer exciting sight-fishing. Read the spring report.

Summer & Fall (Jun–Oct)

Bottom fishing for grouper and amberjack on the reefs and wrecks, kingfish close to shore and wahoo for those who venture farther out. Read the summer report.

Winter (Nov–Feb)

Sailfish migrate past Jupiter — kite fishing at its best. Mahi return in late fall, plus kingfish and snapper on the reefs. Read the winter report.

Inshore species like snook, snapper and tarpon can be targeted much of the year — ask Captain Tom about night snook trips.

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