Florida snook season opens: What you need to know, plus 20 best spots and best bait, lures Ed Killer, Treasure Coast Newspapers August 31, 2023 at 4:33 PM UTC · ...

Baits, lures and flies. Snook are nearly apex predators in virtually every ecosystem where they live. I've caught them shorter than 12 inches and longer than 40 inches across the Treasure Coast.

Florida fishing regulations and fishing season opening and closing dates: Snook: Harvest closes June 1.Reopens Sept. 1. One fish bag limit, 28-32 inches, snook stamp required.

One fish bag limit, 28-32 inches, snook stamp required. Blueline tilefish: Harvest closes Sept. 1 in state and federal waters of the Atlantic. Harvest re-opens May 1, 2024.

Snook anglers and professional fishing guides in South Florida are worried that their favorite gamefish might be harmed by habitat loss, water quality and coastal development in South Florida. The ...

During the open seasons (Feb. 1–May 31 and Sept. 1–Dec. 14 for these East Coast regions), the bag limit is one snook per person per day, with a slot limit of 28–32 inches total length.

Spring fishing patterns have been paying dividends for Treasure Coast anglers. The snook bite is always good in the spring in this part of Florida, but catches of redfish, dolphin, jacks, tuna and ...

Florida fishing regulations and fishing season opening and closing dates: Gag grouper: Recreational harvest in Atlantic waters will be open May 1 through June 15, 2024.Harvest will then close for ...

While reports for today are limited, recent trends suggest consistent snapper and mangrove snapper catches throughout the Florida Gulf. These tasty fish are perfect for a delicious meal. Inshore ...

Southwest Florida anglers can once again take home limited amounts of snook and redfish as a temporary ban on keeping the sport fish came to an end Thursday, Aug. 31. Spotted seatrout harvest ...

The Space Coast fishing scene is in the midst of one of its most productive seasons of the year. All zones are firing right now. Inshore, there are redfish, black drum and speckled trout being ...

One possible change would be to increase the minimum length. While Florida shares Alabama’s 12-inch minimum, Mississippi’s is 14 inches and Texas’ is 15 inches.