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Old 06-24-2010, 09:52 AM
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Went to my cousin's highschool Graduation a few weeks back and had a chance to fish for some snook. Never been snook fishing. It was a great time!!! Reminds me a lot of fishing for redsfish but may even fight a little better. What a pretty fish too!

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looks like a longer bodied largemouth bass
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nice, i went a few years back and we tore them up
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Yeah, they are a great time to catch. They are a great fight on light tackle. Only problem is that the freeze this past year killed a lot of them in the area (marina told us around 50% of population) and the snook season was closed so we couldn't keep any of them to eat even though I heard from everyone they are great to eat.

I am a twin and he was also there. He caught a really nice one on one of our last casts on our way back to the dock at a quick stop.
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They have them in V-bay too!!!! It's a well kept secret tho, so don't tell anyone.......


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