How to catch SNOOK from the BEACH!!!! Part 2 : how to find them and what to look for

[@richardlamb8432]

Great video. Your are a persistent and serious fisherman. Keep up the good work

[@pitbullbred305]

Thank you so much for the kind words my friend, I appreciate it ! Persistence always pays off!

[@ProjectReel]

Great follow up from part 1 TJ. Once you have your game plan the key is consistency (something I have to remember lol). 💯🔥

[@pitbullbred305]

Thank u again my friend. Yea man this was after fishing for them for the last 5 years and realizing what made a good trip happen. I now fish way less then I used to cuz I like being home with my daughter. But even tho I fish less. I actually catch more fish per trip because I’m picky when I go fishing in the beach. Once u under stand ur stretch of beaches and notice trends it gets really easy to find them but it takes several trips in early season to pick up on the trends. Good luck man ! Let me know if u need any help bro. The bite is gonna start to heat up as the weather get hotter

[@TheYankFloridaAngler]

Very informative info on the snook game. I’ve been struggling to hookup to a snook here. Haven’t tried live bait fishing yet.

[@pitbullbred305]

Thank you for the kind words , what part of Florida are u fishing for them ? For artificial I’ve found snook usually want a slow , wounded bait presentation. Unless u hear or see them popping baits. Then I like to mimic a frantic and scared bait fish with some 5 seconds pauses. Sometimes , a paddle tail on the bottom with just the currents movement will entice the bite.

[@TheYankFloridaAngler]

@@pitbullbred305 I reside in Coral Ridge so I’m fishing the surf south of Anglin’s Pier…hooked a huge 80-100lb tarpon a few weeks ago but broke off after a 10+ minute fight. I been mainly catching barracuda’s and jack crevalles.

[@BRENDIMILI]

Aswome video babe !! 🤯🤯

[@pitbullbred305]

Thank u honey. I love u baby

[@ale_xtreme_fishing2046]

🔥🔥🔥

[@pitbullbred305]

Thank u brother !