Since my last report it has been all about the snook on recent
trips. My anglers have been enjoying what is the peak time of year for
catching snook as they stacked up during last weeks full moon phase.
Several outings produced as many as 50 fish ranging to 23 lbs. on a
half day. It seems that nearly all of the snook in the area have moved
into or near the passes and along area beaches as they carry out full on
spawning activity. Sight fishing has been very good with several of
the largest fish being caught by spotting them in shallow channel edges
and casting live baits to them. This is exciting fishing! I even
couldn’t resist heading back to a spot after one trip to catch a 42″ 23
lb. fish myself!
Red fish are scattered about along the mangroves at high tide. While
not being caught in big numbers, with a little effort some very nice
fish can be caught
For those looking for monster fish, tarpon are still showing in
decent numbers just off he beaches and big sharks are abundant both in
the nearshore gulf as well as the shallow inshore bays.
Water temperatures inshore are very warm right now topping near 90
degrees in some of the back bays and averaging 85 on the beaches. That
being said, the action has been best in the mornings and afternoons are
best spent in the pool or air conditioning this time of year.
-Capt. Todd Geroy
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