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Juno Beach Pier is one of South Florida’s most popular fishing piers and is well known for its beautiful Atlantic Ocean views and excellent year-round fishing opportunities. Located in Palm Beach County, the pier attracts anglers looking to target a wide variety of saltwater species along Florida’s east coast.
The pier extends into deeper Atlantic waters where fishermen commonly catch pompano, snook, Spanish mackerel, bluefish, kingfish, jack crevalle, and tarpon during seasonal runs. Strong currents and changing conditions can create exciting fishing opportunities for both beginner and experienced anglers.
One of the unique features of Juno Beach Pier is the variety of fish species available throughout the year. Seasonal migrations bring changing fishing conditions that keep anglers returning during different times of the year. Early mornings are often especially productive, particularly during active baitfish movements.
The pier is also a popular location for sightseeing and photography. Visitors frequently enjoy watching sea turtles, dolphins, pelicans, and surfers while taking in the Atlantic coastline. The area’s clean beaches and relaxed atmosphere make it a favorite destination for families and vacationers.
Amenities around the pier include parking, restrooms, bait and tackle access, nearby restaurants, and public beach facilities. Rod rentals and fishing supplies are often available for visitors who want to experience pier fishing without bringing equipment.
Common tackle choices include live shrimp, sand fleas, spoons, jigs, and live bait depending on targeted species and seasonal conditions. Local fishermen often monitor surf conditions, tides, and wind direction before heading out.
Juno Beach Pier offers a combination of productive Atlantic fishing, scenic ocean views, and a laid-back South Florida beach atmosphere.
Popular Species
Local Species
Pompano, Spanish Mackerel, Cobia, Snook, Tarpon, Kingfish
Fees & Licensing
Entrance Fee: Yes — approximately $3 to $5 to fish
Entrance fee of Yes — approximately $3 to $5 to fish required. A valid Florida fishing license is required.
Since 1992
Historic Pier
Built in 1992, this pier has been a beloved fishing destination in Juno Beach, Florida. Managed by Palm Beach County.
Fishing at Juno Beach Park Pier
Watch for Cobia cruising the surface near the pier end in spring. Sight-fish with a live pinfish or large swim jig for best results. Use Fishbites or sand fleas near the shore end for Pompano. Fast-retrieve silver spoons for Spanish Mackerel near the surface. Night fishing with live shrimp under the lights produces Snook consistently.
Best Seasons
When to Fish
Spring for Cobia and Spanish Mackerel; Summer for Tarpon and Snook; Fall for Kingfish and Pompano Best time: Early morning for Spanish Mackerel and Pompano; night for Snook and Flounder
Nearby Amenities
On-site bait shop, restrooms, benches, covered sections. Paid parking adjacent. Restaurants within short drive in Juno Beach and North Palm Beach.
Before You Fish
- A valid Florida fishing license is required.
- Entrance fee: Yes — approximately $3 to $5 to fish
- Hours: 6AM – 6PM, Open Daily
- Restrooms on site: Yes
- Night lighting available: Yes
- Handicap accessible: Yes
- Always follow FWC regulations and practice catch-and-release for undersized fish.
Plan Your Visit
1294 Ocean Dr., Juno Beach, FL 33408.0
990 ft pier. Hours: 6AM – 6PM, Open Daily
Bait, Charters & Marinas Near This Pier
Local coastal businesses near Juno Beach Park Pier to gear up and get on the water.