Big Bridge Snook Testing Out My Custom Rod 

Thanks for watching. Yep, I've caught a few Snook on those. They actually make a larger version of them too.

Me too, ha ha...I'm pretty sure I've fished eight time in two months for Snook at night and finally hooked up with some decent fish. Thanks for watching and for the encouraging words.

Hey jay thats why its called fishing not catching lol💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣

baldomero ruiz Wow I have never heard that saying before!!!!😎

That's snook fishing

Got that Snook on one of the tails you gave me, ha ha. Thanks Danny!

Guess who caugh the big Snook fever on the bridge, ha ha... It's time for some revenge fishing.

Thanks for the encouragement, greatly appreciated. I love this type of fishing. I'm due for some Snook revenge on that bridge for sure.

Awesome, thanks for the prayers, we all need them.

Oh yeah, you better believe I'm going back for revenge.

Yep, I've seen those before. Actually, there's a guy who does that on that bridge I was fishing still when it's open season and he knows he has a slot fish.

Thanks for watching and commenting. It felt good to go back to my Snook stomping bridge. That's the bridge I caught my first Snook on forty one years ago.

@@RadReelingFishing No kidding! That is so awesome!

@@RadReelingFishing *Oh Yes JC...You always remember that First Snook that you ever caught... and also that first Monster Lunker Snook that you ever... almost caught... lol* ..gw

My heart sinks everytime my spooltek gets snagged. The price point is a killer.

I hate when my tails get ate off and the main reason i liked them was the interchangeable tails, but you cant find them anywhere. I talked to spooltek and they said they would have them in January... 8 months later nothing has changed.

Well that's awesome. We have an awesome singer from our area with that name!

Stick with it Martha they are elusive. Increase your chances by throwing live shrimp under docks or my favorite is lures at early light under bridges or seawalls. Tight lines.

It will happen just keep at it! Find current, cover and structure cast upstream and bring the lure with the current. Pipe culverts, piling on bridges, mangroves and docks. Don’t forget those shadow lines from the bridges! good luck

@@NABALCHI1 *And those are All great tips my good sir*

Rad Reeling Fishing Hi! My dad gave me my nickname when I was a baby because my eyes. Still sparkling at 68.... still fishing too! Love it!

What do you mean?

@@RadReelingFishing lol here In jersey everyone is suppose to be off the roads by 8. This is when i start to switch night fishing nice snooker. Live line spots croker s or those little piggy's. Show us the diffrances in your 3 yaks cause iam going to purchase one or hobie iam kind of leaningng too old town

@@RadReelingFishing lol

You are welcome. I'm excited about going to practice some more, ha ha...It's time for some Snook revenge. I'm feeling the Snook fever right now.

Drop that net over the side of the bridge and put your backpack on the rope so when you do hook up all you have to do is grab the rope and repel the net.

This was a fun video to make for sure. I got the Snook fever again for night fishing now. I checked out those NLBN baits, looking good for sure. Thanks.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I have a huge library of kayak fishing videos. I will be getting out on the water in the yak soon.

Rad Reeling Fishing thanks Rad !!!!!

After I refinished the rod and caught that giant Snook on it last year I gave it to my son. Hopefully he will find some big Snook with it too.

I use a Uglystik Bigwater. Here's my review of that rod: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--vC2YUceOEI.html

amzn.to/3fkyxVe (paid link) It's an excellent net.

Thanks for watching. Yeah, some of those little extra angles really add a lot to the final video. Thanks for the encouraging words.

baldomero ruiz that’s bs you can go to Walmart with tons of people but you can’t go fishing by yourself,

Thats some expensive fishing.

@@brooktrout1477 ur a hundred percent right

Thanks for asking in such a polite manner. I don't reveal locations on this channel out of respect or the community of local anglers.

Thanks for commenting. I coverd those questions in the video, 50 main and 80 leader.

@@RadReelingFishing thank you... I ask that because i dont know what lb of brain i will be use in my 4000 reel..

@@panicangler8538 The lighter the braid line the longer you will be able to cast. I like to use 15 to 20 lb on my 4000 reels.

@@RadReelingFishing thankyou so much... It helps a lot..

I definitely caught the Big Birdge Snook fever again. I'll be headed back there soon for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for the tip. Who knows maybe when I hook a giant fish on it it will snap right there now. I sure hope not.

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Rad Reeling Fishing what lb do you recommend? 50?

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I can't find the box. I'm guessing they are 50, but 75 for night fishing would make me feel more secure. I was given the ones I'm using Tactical Angler's Power Clips amzn.to/2J3vZwA

That's an interesting question for sure. As long as the water is moving I feel confident I might get a hit when I'm Snook fishing. One thing I have noticed with three Snook I've caught over 40" at night near bridges is that they hit when the tide was just starting or just about to end. Those big Snook were all caught on live bait, either pinfish or shrimp. Every location is different when it comes the movement of the tide depending upon the landscape and structure. When I jig fish I like to have fast moving current.

That’s a great answer. I’m trying to pay more attention to patterns in my fishing, especially snook. It’s crazy how you had all those nights with no bites, and then they turned on that night. I’m guessing you got them before this front or after the new moon. Thanks again!

@@aschaedy Yeah, it's crazy. I fished from 12:30 AM to 4Am today and never had a hit, same tide and location. Ughhhh....

Hey Rodney, thanks for watching. What state are you fishing in?

@@RadReelingFishing Fishing down in South Florida. Miami, upper keys area

I was looking at the Penn carnage2 jig 6'6" spin rod, but I'm not sure if it is too short and/or if I need the boat rod..or if boat or jig rod really won't matter and can use both just the same.

@@RoddyRizz When I'm fishing from a bridge I like a longer rod like an eight footer. If a big fish makes a hard run under the bridge the longer rod is easier to keep off of the bridge.

The longer rod will be more versatile.

Thanks for watching and asking. I use this one for the chest cam: amzn.to/3bwxv6K And this one for the headlight: amzn.to/2S0MRsf You can get a similar headlight on Wish.com for cheaper.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Catching Snook is a matter of fishing a location several time during different tides and times to determine when fishing is best. This was more of an early morning adventure during the middle of the tide.

Well I wouldn't be using them if it wasn't for your contribution, thanks again. I love the way Snook hit Spoolteks, it's vicious.

None right now. The season has been closed for a long time since we had Red Tide so bad around here. We used to be able to keep one 28-33"

What's up Carlos, how you been dude?

Rad Reeling Fishing doing good, JC. I’m fortunate to be able to run my businesses (in Brazil) remotely and stay fishing almost every day. So, this Covid has not been a great issue. Hope you stay well. Keep safe and fishing! 🎣🎣

What would you like to know?

Rad Reeling Fishing using it on the bridge or do snook not like crabs

@@brooktrout1477 *Hey there... Snook love crabs but big Snook have a very tough mouth with a very tough abrasive rasp file like front ridge to their jaws... so having hooks big enough and strong enough to get a good corner hook set without them getting a deep gill hook-up and damage... would in my mind... not be ideal with using the the Cranka-Crab's small treble hook lure... A nice three inch live Blue Crab under a black balloon bobber at night around the shadow line is a great bait and I've caught many Snook with that rig...* Hope that made sense Buddy ..gw

Thanks for the bridge net tip. I'll have to think that through a bit and see if I can make that work.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I don't agree with you. The fish actually slipped out of my hand. Have you ever had that happen? Did you see the fish swim off strong? Well if you didn't see my friend, the fish was fine. It always amazes me how fishermen make comments and act like they've never dropped a fish. I've seen the very best of the best fishermen drop Snook from four feet in the air on to concrete and many others accidentally mishandle fish. I didn't mishandle that Snook in any way. I appreciate your input on this channel, but can hardly imagine that you are without doing the same at times.

The fish are too big and there's too much structure. It's at night and also it's a reaction strike.