Vibes & Activities
Bounce House
The kids are gonna love this one. The bounce house will be set up and ready all day for nonstop fun and energy. Just make sure they kick off their shoes first!
Fishing
We’ll be by the water, so bring your fishing gear if you want to cast a line. Whether you're reeling in something big or just enjoying the peace, it's a great way to relax.
Games
Card games, yard games, and everything in between — we've got something for everyone. Come ready to play, compete, and share a few laughs.
Food
We’ll have food available for everyone, but if you’ve got a signature dish or want to contribute, feel free to bring something to share. It’s all love around the table.
Drinks
Cold drinks will be provided — water, soda, and juice. If you’d like to enjoy something a little stronger, feel free to bring your own alcohol.
Music
The playlist will be running all day with something for everyone. Whether you're dancing or just vibing, the music will keep the energy going.
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What are we fishing for?
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- Channel catfish — This fish has been reported up to 5 pounds in the lake, although the species can grow much larger. They are readily found at the fish feeders. Chicken and beef livers work well as baits, as well as commercial “stink baits” sold in tackle shops. Fish directly on the bottom, or deep under a small bobber.
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- Mayan cichlid — This exotic species from Central America has become established in Caloosa and is present in good numbers. It can be identi fied by the reddish coloration of the body, the vertical bars, and black spot with turquoise ring on the tail. This colorful fish will take the same baits and lures as sun fish, although not as readily. It is a hard and colorful fighter, and excellent table fare. It is illegal to transport any exotic fish alive or to release it into another water body.
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- Spotted tilapia — Another exotic (this one from Africa), the spotted tilapia also appears in good numbers in the lake. A more reluctant biter than the Mayan cichlid, it can still be caught on live worms and doughballs fished under a small bobber, but seldom shows interest in lures. The fi rm white meat provides excellent eating. It is illegal to transport any exotic fi sh alive or to release it into another water body.
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- Bluegill and redear sunfi sh — These popular and cooperative pan fish are found around the fish feeders and near vegetation or structure. Live worms or crickets fished a few feet under a small bobber are a sure bet. Doughballs and small pieces of cut hot dog also work well. Good lures include small jigs, beetle spins, and tiny spinners.
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- Largemouth bass — This species is not abundant in Caloosa FMA. They can be tempted with plastic worms, minnow imitations, and spinnerbaits. Shiners are the best bait. Anglers using bait should set the hook quickly to prevent deep-hooked fi sh, as all bass caught must be released unharmed immediately
Check out the venue
1300 SW 35th Ave
Boynton Beach
🏞️ Park Amenities include:
🏀 Basketball Courts
🏋️ Exercise Course
🎣 Freshwater Fishing
🏓 Pickleball Courts
👦🏽 Playgrounds
🚶 1-Mile Walking Path