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Enjoy Incredible Snook Fishing in Florida!
Snook are predatory fish that lurk around mangrove shorelines, oyster bars, grass flats, and are often caught laid upon a muddy bay bottom or cruising the beaches. The summer months offer great opportunities to fly fish for snook while they cruise the shorelines and sandbars. Snook range from about 14 to 50 inches in length and can grow to be over 30 pounds in weight. These fish fight hard!
They go off on blistering runs and take great leaps, and when they come up and shake their heads, spraying water every which way, it’s enough to make you lose your breath. For me, the take or the eating is the best part of snook fishing. Words can’t describe the moment when the snook aggressively attacks the topwater fly bait! It leaves you downright awestruck.
The best months for snook are from spring to fall, but I have some great spots in the Everglades to find them in the winter months as well.
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- High-quality tackle, lure, and bait
- A cooler with ice for drinks and your lunch
- All necessary insurances and safety equipment required by the Coast Guard
- A fishing license is provided by Captain Joe.
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- Long-sleeve performance shirts are recommended, along with a buff to cover your face.
- A baseball hat and good quality amber lens sunglasses are recommended since seeing the fish can be important and in some cases may be a huge advantage in making the proper cast and catching fish.
- A stable pair of comfortable shoes is important to stand and fish on the boat.
- Long-sleeve performance shirts are recommended, along with a buff to cover your face.
- A baseball hat and good quality amber lens sunglasses are recommended since seeing the fish can be important and in some cases may be a huge advantage in making the proper cast and catching fish.
- A stable pair of comfortable shoes is important to stand and fish on the boat.
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