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Snook Fishing in Miami
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Capt. Alex Rodriguez took me on an angling adventure I'll never forget. Being Once the tide settled a bit we hit the inlet jig fishing for snook fishing in Miami at it's best. This was Capt. Alex's specialty "jig fishing" He told me, one of many otherfishing likes. Though it wasn't the easiest way to fish for me. I was up for the challenge. Alex gave me great instructions on how to get the jig down and feel it work through the bottom contours. They say if you're not snagging bottom, you're not fishing aggressively enough. "That" holds true here. But Capt. Alex can tie a great knot in seconds flat. If you get caught up and need to rehook your tackle Anyway, we took several drifts. Alex fished also, so as to find where the fish were. Well, let's just say he caught a few snooksbefore I did. But I was starting to get the hang of this type of fishing. When I got my jig working better, "BAM", big hit! Big fast run. And then. A jump! Just like a small mouth bass but a lot bigger! It was a nice sized snook. Snook are really explosive and fight frantically. I reeled the snook in. And Capt. Alex lipped him and pulled him into the boat, a whopping 34 in. snook. Too big to keep. Darn! They're really pretty fish, with that stripe and all. I would have let him go anyways. That was my first snook ever. I'm so glad it wasn't a tiny one, For sure you bet I will be calling Capt. Alex again for another snook fishing in Miami night. |
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*Click on the fish to see what other fish we catch* Story written by William Kearny of New York - Customer and now friend |
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