I've not seen that anywhere but in Southeast Florida. Literally every piling that broke tide flow harbored a healthy snook, or two, or more. Then I saw a swirl near another nearby piling, and several more and bigger fish were stationed there.Īs I looked around the pilings of the marina dock in early morning light, there were dozens and dozens of snook, and plenty in the 20-pound class. There are so many snook in southeast Florida now, that at dawn, while standing on a dock near a clear-water inlet waiting for a buddy, I looked down and saw a pair of 10-pound snook hanging in slack water behind a piling directly below my feet. But if you've ever wanted to catch (photo and release) a snook 20 pounds or more, now is the time to do it.
To preserve vulnerable spawning snook, by law it's all catch-and-release fishing through August. Great fishing for snook can be had now from Sebastian Inlet to Miami, but Stuart is snook central, and it's incredible by any measure. Stuart currently is the epicenter of snook angling because the hard-striking, fast-running, high-leaping, line-sided gamefish are spawning in huge numbers in and near southeast Florida inlets. STUART | Drive four-hours south on I-95 to the coastal town of Stuart and anglers now can enjoy what is arguably the world's best fishing for one of the greatest light-tackle gamefish on the planet - the snook.
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