What a great year for snookin! High gas prices and new snook regulations I believe have been the contributing factors. Clients have been catching many nice snook around docks after dark over the last few weeks. Recent afternoon rain storms have been pushing charters into the night, but that's ok by me. With extreme heat during the day, I believe the fish have been feeding more after dark for the most part. Snook are nocturnal and seem to just be more active at night. Clients are still catcing a mixed bag of fish along with the snook. Most nights are bringing trout at the very end outgoing tide as well as ladyfish, redfish and mangrove snapper. Most snook are ranging from 25 to 36 inches and are putting up great fights. Shrimp, shiners and pinfish seem to be doing the trick. With extreme water clarity most fish are being caught on 25lb flourocarbon leader, so we can get them to bite. Twenty five pound leader has also caused us to loose a few monsters also, but that's ok! If your interested in some night snookin' give us a call.

Capt. Brook Wallace

Full Boat Charters, Bradenton, FL

www.floridainshoreguide.com

941-725-0798

Fish Species: Snook
Bait Used: Shrimp, Pinfish & Shiners
Tackle Used: Medium Action
Method Used:
Water Depth: 6 ft
Water Temperature: 86
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About The Author: Captain Brook Wallace

Company: Full Boat Charters

Area Reporting: Bradenton, Sarasota, So. St. Pete/Tampa, Longboat Key, Anna Maria Island, FL

Bio: Professional Fishing Guide for 5 yrs now, graduate of the University of South Florida, Florida state licensed insurance agent. Grew up fishing the Tampa Bay region. 3rd generation local angler with many tournament wins and top 10 placements.

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