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🌐 SnookSnap.com – Morning Fishing Report

🎣 July 2, 2025 – Snook Snap Morning Fishing Report Location: South Causeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL Time: 7:30 AM Water Temp: ~87°F Visibility: ~2 ft (clearing up) Tide: Outgoing Wind: SSW at 7 mph Sky: Partly cloudy Conditions: Pre-storm window Sightings: Tarpon rolling🐟 Today’s ActionThis morning’s trip to the South Causeway in New Smyrna Beach showed signs of improvement in water clarity—up to 2 feet and clearing better than the last few days.Water temp held steady at 87°F, and the outgoing tid

🌐 SnookSnap.com – Quick Morning Water Report

🎣 July 1, 2025 – Snook Snap Quick Morning Water Check Location: Park Ave Boat Ramp, Edgewater FL Time: 6:50 AM Water Temp: ~86°F Visibility: Dirty Tide: Outgoing Wind: Light offshore Sky: Clear Forecast: Rain showers expected later today🌊 Water Report SummaryJust a quick water check this morning at Park Ave Boat Ramp in Edgewater around 6:50 AM. The water was dirty, with visibility near zero, and the tide was outgoing.Conditions were calm with a light offshore breeze, and the skies were clear—bu

🌐 SnookSnap.com – Afternoon Fishing Report

🎣 June 30, 2025 – Afternoon Report with Capt. Andy Phillips Angler: Capt. Andy Phillips (Andy Phillips Tile and Stone) Location: River Breeze Boat Ramp, Oak Hill FL Time on Water: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM Water Visibility: 0 ft (very dirty) Conditions: In between passing storms Target Species: Redfish Bait Used: Cut mullet, free-lined🐟 Afternoon Action RecapCapt. Andy Phillips hit the Mosquito Lagoon out of River Breeze boat ramp this afternoon and fished between passing storms, dialing in on redfish.D

🌐 SnookSnap.com – Quick Morning Fishing Report

🎣 June 30, 2025 – Snook Snap Quick Morning Report Location: Maynard May Park, Edgewater FL Time: 7:00 AM Water Temp: ~86°F Visibility: Very dirty Tide: Outgoing Wind: WSW ~4 mph Sky: Cloudy🐟 Today’s Quick Check-InOnly had time for a quick check at Maynard May Park this morning before heading to work. The water was extremely dirty, with an outgoing tide still moving at 7:00 AM and cloudy skies overhead.Light WSW wind around 4 mph kept things mild, but visibility was very limited.🌙 Dock Light Bite

🌐 SnookSnap.com – Evening Bait Run Report

🎣 June 29, 2025 – Snook Snap Bait Fishing Report Location: Maynard May Park, Edgewater, FL Time: 5:30 PM Water Temp: Not recorded Visibility: Zero – dirty water Tide: Outgoing Wind: WSW at ~5 mph Sky: Overcast with light to moderate rain Purpose: Quick bait run🐟 Today’s ActionGot in a quick evening bait mission at Maynard May Park in Edgewater around 5:30 PM. The water was muddy with zero visibility, and the tide was rolling out hard under overcast skies and light rain.Despite the conditions, th

🎣 June 28, 2025 – Snook Snap Morning Fishing Report

Location: South Causeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL Start Time: Just before low tide (~6:30 AM) Water Temp: 88°F Visibility: ~2.5 ft (murky) Tide: Low at 7:00 AM Wind: SW at 6 mph Sky: Clear Species Targeted: Redfish, Tarpon, Snook, Trout, Ladyfish🐟 Today’s ActionThis morning we fished around the South Causeway in New Smyrna Beach, right as the tide bottomed out around 7:00 AM. Water was warm at 88°F, murky but fishable, with about 2.5 feet of visibility.The bite window was best at the tide change—as

🎣 June 27, 2025 – Snook Snap Morning Fishing Report

Location: Old Channel along Browns Bay, Edgewater FL Launch Point: Maynard May Park Start Time: 5:45 AM Water Temp: ~87°F Visibility: ~2 ft (stained) Tide: Low tide at 6:30 AM Wind: Light SW early, shifting SE Target Species: Sea Trout, Redfish, Tarpon, Snook🐟 Today’s ActionKicked off the morning launching from Maynard May Park and worked the old channel near Browns Bay in Edgewater. Water was warm and stained at 87°F, with about 2 feet of visibility.Tide was at its lowest around 6:30 AM, and I

🎣 June 26, 2025 – Snook Snap Morning Fishing Report

Location: Browns Bay, Edgewater FL Launch Point: Maynard May Park Start Time: 6:10 AM Water Temp: ~87°F Visibility: Cloudier than yesterday (~1.5–2 ft) Tide: Incoming at 6:30 AM Wind: SE breeze, ~5 mph Sky: Partly cloudy🐟 Today’s ActionToday’s bite in Browns Bay was slower than yesterday. Launched from Maynard May Park on the paddleboard and got started just after 6:00 AM.Used a mix of croaker, pigfish, and pinfish, primarily with a regular bobber setup for simplicity. Hooked into a couple of sn

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🎣 June 25, 2025 – Snook Snap Morning Fishing Report Location: Maynard May Park, Edgewater FL Launch Time: 5:55 AM Water Temp: ~86°F Visibility: 2 ft (stained) Tide: Incoming @ 6:00 AM Conditions: Light SW wind, partly cloudy skies🐟 Today’s ActionThe snook bite was red hot in Edgewater this morning! I ran a live croaker under a popping cork and hooked into multiple aggressive snook. Croakers were hooked through the eyes and reused for multiple catches each—they were that hungry.Everything lined u

Unleashing the Beast: My Epic Battle with a Bull Redfish

Catching a Bull Redfish: An Epic Adventure with Live Croaker BaitCatching a bull redfish is every angler’s dream, and this beauty is no exception! You can see it on my face—the unmistakable grin of victory. The adrenaline rush of reeling in such a powerful fish, combined with the pride of holding it up for the world to see, is why I’ll remember this moment forever. Let me share the story of how this magnificent bull red drum came to be in my hands.The Setup: Baiting for a Bull RedfishFor this tr

Snooksnap - As the year draws to a close, the waters of...

As the year draws to a close, the waters of Florida bring cooler temperatures, making sport fish like snook, redfish, and tarpon even more thrilling to...

Offshore Giants Coming Ashore: A Hurricane's Hidden Treasure

While inshore species like Snook, Tarpon, and Redfish are well-known beneficiaries of a hurricane's approach, the real surprise often lies in the variety of offshore giants that are pushed closer to shore. These species, typically found far from the coastline, can offer an unexpected and thrilling opportunity for anglers in the days following a storm.What Offshore Species to ExpectMahi Mahi (Dolphinfish):Typically found in the deep blue waters offshore, Mahi Mahi are known for their vibrant colo

11 Days of FREEZE! and now we are BACK!

The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Snook Fishing in New Smyrna BeachThe Golden Era (1990-2010)From 1990 to 2010, snook fishing in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, was nothing short of legendary. Anglers could catch snook almost anywhere and anytime. It wasn't uncommon to visit local spots like the Turnbull Bay Bridge armed with a broken back Rapala and come away with a dozen 25-28 inch snook all released safely. These were the golden years for snook fisherman.The Devastating Freeze of January 2010In Janua