The snook bite was pretty consistent this week! I’ve been having success on small 3.5″ paddle tails rigged on 1/8oz jigs. Your best bet for finding larger snook this time of year is going to be later in the day in shallow, wind protected areas with a soft, muddy bottom.
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About the Author: John Page
Meet your go-to guide for Central Florida's finest kayak fishing adventures! With over a decade of experience fishing the waters of the Indian River in South Brevard, I've got the expertise to put you on the fish. As the owner of JP Kayak Fishing and Tours, I'm passionate about sharing my knowledge and love for kayak fishing with anglers of all levels. From the serene waters of the Indian River to the thrill of catching a monster snook, I'll help you experience the best of Central Florida's fishing scene from the comfort of my motorized kayak. Let's ride out and make some unforgettable memories!
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Nice fish man!
Thanks Damon!
There are three things we can all count on in life…death, taxes, and John Page catching big Snook!
Hahaha I always enjoy your comments brother!