Welcome to snook country

by | Dec 3, 2020 | Snook

Welcome to snook country. Fishing for snook is like close quarter combat. They’re a street fighter in tight cover. They hit hard, can pull, and jump and will do it all within the confines of a complex mangrove creek system.

In fact, one of the my favorite parts of fishing for snook is getting to hang out where they live around the maze of mangrove creeks and island shorelines. They’re a subtropical fish that’s found in beautiful country. As a result, they’re limited to areas that stay warm year round.

Capt David with red fish

Winter Time red fishing in the Golden Isles

Winter time fly fishing red fish means big schools of fish, clear water and great fishing.  In the winter the water cools and as the plankton and algae die, the water clears.  On neap tides you can see 8 feet down.  So unusual for South Georgia flats fishing.  On good weather days it is possible to have shots at schools of 25-50 fish.  Sometimes more.  Fishing success is highly dependent on the weather in the Winter.  I am not heavily booked at this time of year.  Try to be flexible with the days you can get on the water so we can be on the water on the best weather days.

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Capt. David Edens
flycastcharters.com
St. SImons Island, GA