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Happy Bait! by Jeff Maggio (08/20/2009)
We are getting ready for one of the best bites of the year. The annual Mullet Run will get the big fish going this September in Fort lauderdale.
We are getting ready for one of the best bites of the year. The annual Mullet Run will get the big fish going this September in Fort lauderdale.
Walking the Dog - A Tactic For Snook At Night On Piers by John Emil (07/16/2009)
One night I was on Dania Beach Pier with a few friends fishing for snook. We were using the typical live shrimp on trollrites casting out and reeling in slowly working both sides of the pier. No one was producing any strikes.
One night I was on Dania Beach Pier with a few friends fishing for snook. We were using the typical live shrimp on trollrites casting out and reeling in slowly working both sides of the pier. No one was producing any strikes.
Artificials for Snook all year long!! by Paul Wolter (04/30/2009)
Who needs live bait? Much of the time, Snook can be caught regularly using artificials and flies.
Who needs live bait? Much of the time, Snook can be caught regularly using artificials and flies.
Barney the Snook by Brook Wallace (05/31/2008)
Snook caught with barnacles growing on it's head. This Common Snook (see pics below) with barnacles growing above both gill plates was caught by Capt Brook Wallace and photographed by friend Pete Mersch. The snook was 33 inches long and lives under a dock in Bradenton, Florida.
Snook caught with barnacles growing on it's head. This Common Snook (see pics below) with barnacles growing above both gill plates was caught by Capt Brook Wallace and photographed by friend Pete Mersch. The snook was 33 inches long and lives under a dock in Bradenton, Florida.