Snook Posts

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.

Warm weather is finally sticking around so the snook are on the move. This report shows some footage of what type of areas to seek out for snook during this warming phase. Click here to see the detailed report [Insiders Only].

If you want to catch more snook and tarpon this year, then you've got to check out this slick trick for your leader line. It makes a huge difference! Enjoy

I had a morning open so I decided to take the paddleboard to explore an area for some big snook... sight-fishing for big snook is an absolute thrill, and the conditions seemed right for this area.

Want to catch more snook this winter? Then check out these snook tips from Capt. CA Richardson. Snook On!

In this video, you'll see the 5 lures that I make sure to bring on every inshore fishing trip. These are all lures that I have complete trust in for producing throughout all seasons.

Want to see how big snook, redfish, and seatrout position up on the shallow flats after cold fronts push through? Then check out the cool drone footage in this unique Insider Report.

When I think about catching slams (redfish, seatrout, & snook), having a dog on the boat does NOT seem good... this trip to Clearwater, FL was different!

Do you want to see just how much you know about Snook fishing? Then take this quick Snook quiz to find out where you rank among other anglers. Fish On!

Do you want to see a simple trick to pop your lure out of pretty much any mangrove tree? Then check out this new inshore fishing tip.

Do you want to see the three most common mistakes anglers make that end up killing thousands of snook after they are released? Then please read this.

This Anclote Key fishing report spawned from looking out the window of a plane wondering what type of fish could be caught there... click to see the results

Do you want to catch more inshore fish in less time, save money, save time, & never have to worry about live bait again? Then check out this fishing course!

Are you looking for tips on kayak or paddle board fishing in Florida? This video shows the types of areas to target & top lures to use in St. Pete, FL.

Do you want to find out how to make sure you don't lose an inshore fish when it runs into structure like docks & mangroves? Then check out this new video.

Discover the best tips on how to catch more redfish, snook, and gator trout than you ever have before without needing live bait [PDF fishing guide included]

Want to learn some of the best fishing tips to catching Snook and Redfish in the winter on a paddleboard or kayak? Then check out this video tip.

Do you want to find out how the pros can consistently catch redfish, snook, and trout on really windy days after a cold front? Then check out this video.

Do you want to get better at catching snook in Florida? This article gives the 5 most valuable shortcuts to consistently catching snook. Click to read it.

Want to see exactly how to rig a live pinfish to catch snook, tarpon, redfish, and grouper? Then watch this nice fish caught on the very first cast!