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Current Bite & Water Conditions: Inshore Tarpon & Deep Sea Action
San Juan Municipal Park - San Juan, PR
The bite off San Juan is in full swing, bringing outstanding opportunities across both inshore lagoons and offshore drop-offs. Early morning starts have yielded the highest strike rates as water temperatures stay cool before mid-day. Light winds and clear water conditions are making sight casting particularly effective throughout the bay.
Inshore Report: Tarpon & Snook in San Jose Lagoon Inshore waters have seen steady activity for silver-king Tarpon in the 40 to 100+ pound range. Working live bait and topwater glide lures near mangrove edges and channel bends in the San Jose Lagoon has produced explosive strikes.
Primary Targets: Tarpon, Snook, Great Barracuda, and Jack Crevalle.
Best Technique: Live bait drifting on light tackle around early morning tide changes.
Guide Tip: Plan morning trips right around sunrise for maximum activity before the midday heat settles in.
Offshore Report: Blue Water Billfish & Tuna Just a few miles off the coast along the shelf drop-off, deep-sea waters are active. Fast pelagics are moving through the Puerto Rico Trench currents, giving anglers memorable stand-up battles.
Primary Targets: Yellowfin Tuna (40–60+ lbs), White Marlin, Blue Marlin, and Mahi Mahi.
Best Technique: Trolling skirted ballyhoo and vertical jigging deep structure.
Recent Highlights: Multiple billfish releases alongside solid Yellowfin Tuna catches within sight of the San Juan shoreline.
Ready to get on the water? SuFishNSea operates daily 4-hour, 6-hour, and full-day inshore and offshore outings out of San Juan. All tackle, bait, ice, and expert guidance are provided on every trip.
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