Snook Posts

This mini-course shows a great strategy for catching tarpon and snook after periods lots of rainfall that is often overlooked by most anglers.

Discover the 3 core tips on how to catch redfish, snook, and gator trout than you ever have before without even needing live bait [Free PDF Ebook Included]

Do you know what to do if you catch a big fish on light tackle? Here are three tips to help you in case you hook into the fish of a lifetime on light line.

This insider report shows where I caught the 40" snook on our new 5" paddletail while using this spot selection trend that's been working great all week.

This spot dissection shows what key trend to look for when fishing areas with lots of rain runoff. We fished a lot of water, and this was the #1 trend.

This Insider report shows another case study on how to quickly find and catch redfish, snook, and seatrout in areas you've never fished before.

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Want to catch more inshore slams this summer? Check out these four tips that I used to catch an inshore slam recently on just two lures! You'll discover...

This trip shows how well the application of a good overall strategy for summertime fishing can help ensure some fish catching success.

Joe and I went out with some scientist with the FWC, and it was cool to see that the netting results matched what we have been reporting as the spot trends so far this summer.

Snook have had a tough time these past few years, but scientists might have found a key in restoring the population! According to a study by Mote...

This fun trip was an example of what to do when fishing shallow inshore waters from a bay boat without the convenience of a trolling motor.

Want to catch more redfish and snook? Check out these tips to fishing the backcountry on a windy day before a cold front.

Want to catch more snook? Check out the 5 keys to catching more snook from legendary snook angler Capt. Bill Moore. Tight lines!

This new case study fishing report is yet another example of the Scientific Method for catching inshore fish during the winter months [click for full video]

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Looking for some tips showing how to catch big redfish and snook? Well this post and video will show you 2 core strategies that can skyrocket your results.

Ever seen a snook eat a crab? Some inshore fishermen believe that snook don't eat crabs... but here's proof that they eat them like candy. Enjoy!

Cold fronts are starting to roll in, so it's essential to be able to adjust your strategy to handle post-cold front conditions. This one works great.

There are a ton of options for catching fish during the summer months. This report shows nearshore reef strategies for catching big snook & tarpon.

See tips for catching fish in the rain along with a fun video showing a very big snook caught in the middle of a rainstorm (even with a crazy dog).

Want to catch more snook this summer? Then check out this latest podcast where the Salt Strong brothers share some of their best snook fishing tips for summer. Tight lines!

Wondering what the absolute best tides for redfish, snook, and trout are for the flats, creeks, and bays? Well, this video tutorial below will show you the #1 factor to keep in mind when planning your next fishing trip. Plus, you'll learn about the 2 most common mistakes anglers make [click to continue]

Just when I thought we were past the cold weather, another cold front pushed through to cool down the temps yet again. Fortunately, we were able to find a recipe that worked so got some snook in the boat. I was testing out the performance of using a 3" Zman MinnowZ against a 3" Gulp Shrimp and did notice a difference.