
Today on Boynton Inlet
Straight from NOAA and USGS as this page loads. The app adds wind, pressure, the solunar windows and a score for the day.
Fish in Boynton Inlet
No catches are logged on Boynton Inlet yet, so Cobia lists no fish here. When anglers log catches in the app, the species they land show up on this page.
Boynton Inlet at a glance
- Type
- Inlet
- Water
- Saltwater
- Where
- Palm Beach County, Florida
- Center
- 26.5460, -80.0480
Stations Cobia reads
- USGS water gauge263000080120001
- NOAA tide station8722706
Tide predictions, water levels and river flow for Boynton Inlet come from these public stations. Cobia combines them with the wind and weather forecast into one score for the day.
The Boynton Inlet Slam
A free Slam on this water. Log Verified catches of common snook, Florida pompano, yellowtail snapper and bluefish and climb a live board. Every catch is checked the moment it is shot in the Cobia Camera, so there is no judge and no weigh-in.
Plan the trip before you launch
Daily briefing
A score for the day out of 100, with the reasons, the best windows and a seven day lookahead.
Read moreTides and solunar
NOAA tide curves and the solunar feeding windows, side by side for the day you pick.
Read moreWater conditions
Water temperature, waves, flow and clarity from the station nearest the water you fish.
Read moreBoynton Inlet questions anglers ask
No catches are logged in Boynton Inlet yet, so Cobia does not list any fish for it. When anglers log catches here in the app, the species show up on this page.
Boynton Inlet is salt water.
Boynton Inlet is an inlet in Palm Beach County, Florida, centered near 26.5460, -80.0480.
Cobia reads tide predictions for Boynton Inlet from NOAA tide station 8722706, then lines them up with the wind, the weather and the solunar windows in the daily briefing.
Yes. The Boynton Inlet Slam is a free Slam run by Cobia on this water. Catches count when they are shot live in the Cobia Camera, and the board updates as they come in.
Not the exact spots. Each angler chooses whether a catch shares the exact spot, a general area or just the name of the water, and no paid tier shows anyone more. Pages like this one show the species and a rounded count, never a spot.
They depend on the species and the season. When you log a catch, Cobia names the species from the photo and shows the slot limit, bag limit and season for that species where you are standing.
Map data © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tide and water data from NOAA and USGS.





