by SSCAdmin | Aug 15, 2013 | Fishing Reports
Well the time has come and West coast snook season is upon us. It will be Important to every angler to review exactly what our local FWC will be expecting upon your return to the ramp. A pinched tail measurement is exactly what it means. When you place that fishes...
by SSCAdmin | Aug 12, 2013 | Fishing Reports
With all this fresh water flushing down the Caloosahatchee river, things have been tougher the last few weeks. There are still snook patrolling the beaches and I would recommend running away from the brown fresh water till you find something that resembles salty...
by SSCAdmin | Jul 8, 2013 | Fishing Reports
Redfish seem to be staying on the prowl during all this fresh water run off. Lake Okeechobee has been dumping fresh water down that looks like 7-11 coffee. If you put your time in throwing top water early in the morning, or a Cajin thunder/ DOA combo, you’ve got...
by SSCAdmin | Jun 30, 2013 | Fishing Reports
Rigging yourself up with the proper equipment and set up is crucial in getting a trophy snook to your boat. Often a beginner will be able to find some bait and find some big snook hanging out in an area. However when that hog decides to eat, what you already have in...
by SSCAdmin | Jun 18, 2013 | Fishing Reports
Snook fishing has been hot! Even with water temperatures pushing into the 90’s, the fish are still fired up. Both off shore on the reefs, and inshore on the mangroves. Most of the good fish have been in the moving water, mostly mid tide fishing. All the rivers...
by SSCAdmin | Jun 5, 2013 | Fishing Reports
Proper handling of fish, big and small is a priority for all anglers that want an outstanding future for game fish! Understandably you want those awesome pictures. However look at it like this, a fish out of water is much like you underwater. So with that said, how...
