The long wait is over. It's time to break out your snook rods and favorite bait, lure or fly. Snook season opens Sept. 1, a date some Florida east coast anglers have had circled on their calendars ...

The week began with mild temperatures as what may be the last cold front of the season made its way along the peninsula. South winds have replaced the north breeze meaning the migrations have begun ...

Snook season opened for harvest on Feb. 1. Since it has been unseasonably warm, snook are biting just fine throughout the entire Treasure Coast. Snook are one of the most sought after targets for ...

Off the Jensen Beach area, anglers are saying that live baits, including threadfin herring, pilchards and goggle eyes, on kites, are working a bit better for sailfish and dolphin. Trolling is still ...

Off of the Jensen Beach area, the bottom bite has picked up. Lots of lane and mutton snapper are being found, with plenty of keepers making their way to the coolers recently. They are mostly being ...

It's snook season so do you have yours yet? Anglers throughout the Treasure Coast have been working hard to catch those slot sized snook the past week and many have been successful. Good timing, too.

Common for the month of April, several shallow water bites have begun to ramp up in intensity. Locally referred to as the Big Three, snook, redfish and tarpon are bending the rods and providing ...