A big reason snook is the favorite saltwater fish of Florida’s recreational anglers is that the species flourishes everywhere from mangrove-lined creeks to metropolitan canals. On the surface, those ...

Snook fishing season closes from December 15 through January 31 to protect the fish during cold weather. Despite recent winds, anglers report excellent snook, flounder, and drum fishing in the Halifax ...

Snook are a highly sought-after fish in Florida due to their fighting ability, taste, and strict harvesting regulations. The fall mullet run has begun, bringing other species like redfish, tarpon, and ...

One thing the last year has reinforced is the importance of home waters. Unable to travel, locals embraced the known, around-the-corner and down-the-street locations to fish. We are surrounded by some ...

Snook rank among the most popular saltwater species in Florida, primarily because they fight so hard and they are so delicious. To protect such a valuable resource, the state closes the season during ...

Fast facts about snook: Common snook are hermaphrodites: Each one is born a male, and then switches sexes to female at about 12-35 inches in length. They commonly spawn, or lay eggs, in coastal rivers ...

Spring is in the air. If anyone's in doubt, take a look at the pollen on your car. The sun is still in the southern sky, but will begin moving soon, and the fish can tell. Bass, snapper, tripletail ...