Freshwater Fishing from Shore

• Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park, west of Boca Raton
• Caloosa Park, Boynton Beach*
• Dyer Park, West Palm Beach
• John Prince Park, Lake Worth
• John Stretch Park, Lake Harbor
• Lake Ida Park East, Delray Beach
• Lake Ida Park West, Delray Beach
• Melear Park, Lantana
• Okeeheelee Park, West Palm Beach*
• Paul Rardin Park, Pahokee
• Riverbend Park, Jupiter
• Santaluces Athletic and Aquatic Complex, Lantana
• South Bay RV Campground, South Bay
• Stub Canal Park, West Palm Beach
• West Delray Regional Park, Delray Beach

*Part of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission's Urban Fishing Program. Lakes contain an abundance of native sunfish (bream) and hatchery-raised channel catfish. These naturally produced and stocked fish grow quickly from eating the supplemental fish food that is fed to them by automatic feeders located on each lake. The lakes are stocked with catfish every year to maintain a steady supply of fish for anglers.

• Bert Winters Park, Juno Beach
• Burt Reynolds Park, Jupiter
• Carlin Park, Jupiter
• Coral Cove Park, Tequesta
• DuBois Park, Jupiter
• Gulfstream Park, Gulfstream
• Jim Barry Light Harbor Park, Riviera Beach
• Juno Beach Park, Juno Beach
• Juno Park, Juno Beach
• Jupiter Beach Park, Jupiter
• Loggerhead Park, Juno Beach
• Ocean Cay Park, Jupiter
• Ocean Inlet Park, Ocean Ridge
• Ocean Reef Park, Riviera Beach
• Ocean Ridge Hammock Park, Ocean Ridge
• Peanut Island Park, Riviera Beach
• Phil Foster Park, Riviera Beach
• R. G. Kreusler Park, Palm Beach
• South Inlet Park, Boca Raton

• DuBois Park, Jupiter
• Jim Barry Light Harbor Park, Riviera Beach
• Juno Beach Park, Juno Beach
• Jupiter Beach Park, Jupiter
• Ocean Inlet Park, Ocean Ridge
• Peanut Island Park, Riviera Beach
• Phil Foster Park, Riviera Beach
• South Inlet Park, Boca Raton