Tripletail Fishing in Boynton Beach, Florida
Tripletail are strange-looking but delicious fish that often float near the surface around buoys, crab trap markers, and structure. Found both inshore and offshore around Boynton Beach, they are ambush feeders that respond well to live bait or small lures tossed near their hiding spots.
Where to Catch Tripletail
Tripletail are commonly caught:
Near crab trap floats and buoys
Around channel markers and pilings
Floating under debris offshore
In calm bays or nearshore waters
Best Time to Fish for Tripletail
| Season | Tripletail Activity |
|---|---|
| Winter | Found near warm shallow structure |
| Spring | Excellent near floats and markers |
| Fall | Good chance around buoys and weed lines |
Peak Season: April through September
Tackle & Tips
Lures: Shrimp lures, soft plastics
Bait: Live shrimp, small crabs, pilchards
Leaders: 20–30 lb fluorocarbon
Gear: Medium-light spinning tackle for accurate casts
