Snook

I love to catch Snook. They are difficult to figure out. Most of how I catch them is the same for Redfish. Fresh shiners, a good tide and deep in the mangroves will pull em out but not as consistent as I do Reds. I've had decent luck on mirror lures around deep holes and oyster bars. I've even sight fished to them in the flats. Lately I catch most in CC canals using bucktails, rattletraps, mirrorlures and softbaits.
This 44" monster took a white bucktail jig under a Cape Coral bridge. The fish was revived and released
My 5th monster snook, just over 43 inches and she weighed more than the 44" one I caught. 8/23/09
Another monster, 42" and again on a Rattletrap. I spotted this girl slumbering under a bush, the cast had to be perfect and it was. My 4th snook over 40". Thanks Jim for your help! 4/18/09
This 40.5" snook took a rattletrap under a small bridge 11/2/08
A nice early morning 35" snook which took a white bucktail. Locals will recognize this weir
My fishing buddy Jims nice 28" Snook
Snook number 1 of the day, a 34" 8/15/09
Snook number 2 of the day, a 35" 8/15/09
At the end of the rainbow is gold!
Another nice snook, 33" though a little skinny for her size. This one took an early morning soft bait 3/25/06
Pam's nice 29" Snook	Wading for Snook
28" Linesider	This 30" snook took a softbait near a Cape Coral wier. 3/03