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Freshwater Fishing Parks

Caloosa Park, 1300 SW 35th Ave., Boynton Beach Dyer Park, 7301 Haverhill Rd., West Palm Beach John Prince Park, 2700 6th Avenue South, Lake Worth John Stretch Park, 47225 US Hwy. 27, Lake Harbor Lake Ida/East, 950 N. W. 9th St., Delray Beach Lake Ida/West, 1455 Lake Ida Rd., Delray Beach Melear Park, 6684 Eastview Dr., Lantana Okeeheelee Park, 7715 Forest Hill Blvd., West Palm Beach Paul Rardin Park, 4600 Bacom Point Rd., Pahokee South Bay RV Campground, 100 Levee Rd., South Bay Stub Canal, 2140 Oglethorpe Rd., West Palm Beach

Sink your fishing line into one of the lakes at Caloosa or Okeeheelee Parks and you'll quickly feel the tug of a fish on your line!

• Caloosa Park, 1300 SW 35th Ave., Boynton Beach
• Okeeheelee Park, 7715 Forest Hill Blvd., West Palm Beach
  
  

Caloosa and Okeeheelee Parks provide excellent locations to introduce kids of all ages to freshwater fishing. Both lakes are part of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission's Urban Fishing Program and 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.