Observation Pier

A public fishing pier in the Treasure Coast area. Piers put you over deeper water than the beach, so expect the passing schools first: mackerel, pompano and bluefish in season, sheepshead and drum on the pilings, and snook or snapper in the shadow line at night.

Directions in Google Maps 26.94802, -80.08331

• surface: metal

What to expect today

Redfish 10

Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft

Flounder 10

Harvest closed here, catch and release.

Snook 9

Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft

Spotted Seatrout 9

Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft

King Mackerel 9

Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft

Spanish Mackerel 9

Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft

Nearby public spots

• Juno Beach Pier (fishing pier)
• Public boat ramp (boat ramp)
• Kayak/canoe public launch (boat ramp)
• Rental kayak launch (boat ramp)
• North Palm Beach Boat Ramp Permit Required (boat ramp)

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Access, hours and fees change; confirm before you go. Regulations apply everywhere: see rules by species.