Florida In April - Close to Boca

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Michael H
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I wanted to narrow down options. I would most love Osprey hunting in the ocean. What other places are recommended for that time frame. I am departing on a trip out of Ft Lauderdale and staying with a friend in Boca for a few days beforehand.

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Why limit yourself to osprey feeding in the ocean? In my experience, you can find osprey hunting on every lake in FL. Can’t answer your specific question RE; ocean near Boca, but osprey are quite common throughout FL. they are everywhere there is water. Problem with shooting osprey in the ocean is unless you’re in a boat, you are limited to those birds feeding close to shore. Shooting osprey fishing on a lake is likely to offer easier access
 
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RickW said:
Why limit yourself to osprey feeding in the ocean? In my experience, you can find osprey hunting on every lake in FL. Can’t answer your specific question RE; ocean near Boca, but osprey are quite common throughout FL. they are everywhere ther i# water.
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Thanks - good info, now I would have to find lakes closer to me. Could be Ft Lauderdale too for anyone else responding.
 
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Look into Sebastian Inlet and Blue Cypress Lake for Osprey photo opportunities. You'll need a boat for Blue Cypress Lake, and either way, I'd look into getting a guide. (For at least the first day at either place if you have a small window of time to do this.)

Wakodahatchee, in or near Delray Beach is a great spot as well, but can be very crowded; I wouldn't miss the opportunity if I were in Boca Raton for a few days.
 
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Whiskeyman said:
Look into Sebastian Inlet and Blue Cypress Lake for Osprey photo opportunities. You'll need a boat for Blue Cypress Lake, and either way, I'd look into getting a guide. (For at least the first day at either place if you have a small window of time to do this.)

Wakodahatchee, in or near Delray Beach is a great spot as well, but can be very crowded; I wouldn't miss the opportunity if I were in Boca Raton for a few days.
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Great info. Much closer.
 
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