OFFSHORE- Sailfish action was very good this week for those making it out. The cold weather had the sailfish snapping; with numerous boats posting double digit days. Live goggle eyes under the kite remain the best bet for the sailfish; but don't overlook pilchards or threadfins on the flats for a lot of bites as well. A handful of good size dolphin...

OFFSHORE- Another week of scattered sailfish action; with boats trolling up to the north picking away at a few sails and the live baiters getting chances south of Jupiter Inlet. A few dolphin have been mixed in with the sailfish along with the occasional wahoo and blackfin tuna. Most of the live bait action has been from the Juno Beach Pier to Jupi...

Inshore Fishing Report  January was definitely a chilly one for us Floridians. It was even a cold month for some of our out of state guests! While the cooler weather was a bit refreshing for some of us it definitely can play a role in the bite. Capt. Justin Rieger saw water temperatures drop into […] The post February 2026 Fishing Report – Stuart...

OFFSHORE- Sailfish action picked up a bit this week from Palm Beach to Jupiter Inlet. No huge release numbers; but most boats putting the time in have at least been seeing a few fish. Conditions do look decent for the sails headed into Friday and Saturday. A few dolphin mixed in with the sailfish along with a few scattered Blackfin Tuna. Most of th...

OFFSHORE- Tough fishing offshore this week with very few reports. The general hope is that the cold front passing through Thursday gets the sailfish fired up. Conditions are looking ideal for Friday and pretty good for Saturday as well....time will tell if they want to bite! Bluewater Movements "Operation Sailfish" Tournament out of Sailfish Marina...

OFFSHORE- Reports have been a bit slow this week offshore. Despite the decent cold front sailfish action never really went off. The general consensus was most boats putting the kites up saw a fish or two with only a few boats getting more than 4 or 5 chances. A scattering of dolphin in 250-400' of water but no big numbers. The wahoo have shown up a...

2026 is now upon us and we are looking forward to a great year with plenty of fish hopefully in everyone’s future! Inshore Fishing Report  For those fishing inshore there has been a good bit of action with our winter migratory species making more of a showing as we continue to get cold fronts! Triple […] The post January 2026 Fishing Report – Stua...

December is now upon us which means our 2025 Customer Appreciation Tent Sale is right around the corner! Join us at the shop on Saturday December 13th from 8am – 6pm to catch the deals of the year! Tune into our social media pages for more information shoot us a message or ask a crew […] The post December 2025 Fishing Report – Stuart FL appeared f...

Hey guys its Alec from the shop who usually writes up the fishing reports. I have been super jammed up preparing and planning this year’s tent sale to ensure that it will be the best one yet! We also had a construction project here at the shop over the past few weeks that is just […] The post November Fishing Report Update appeared first on Snook...

Join us for the 2025 Customer Appreciation Tent Sale on Saturday December 13th from 8am-6pm! The deals will be flying underneath the tent from 8am-6pm and will run until close inside the shop if you can’t make it by 6pm. If you have ever been to one of our tent sales you know what to […] The post 2025 Snook Nook Customer Appreciation Tent Sale – S...

Inshore Fishing Report  Our annual fall mullet run has brought along some great fishing inshore over the past few weeks. Snook Tarpon Jacks Sharks and a variety of predators have been putting on a show feeding on the schools of bait. We should continue to see some schools of mullet continuing to push our way […] The post October 2025 Fishing Repor...

OFFSHORE- Dolphin reports sound good this week; with a solid number of fish being caught in 800-1000' of water. Trolling small ballyhoo bonita strips and squid remains a very good way to go for the dolphin. Look for the dolphin to be on well formed weed lines around floating debris and on well defined current rips and color changes. Most of the dol...

OFFSHORE- Tough fishing continued offshore this week. Inside of 300' the water remains dirty with very little current. A few scattered dolphin out deep this week; with reports seeming to bounce from 800-1000' of water. The usual smaller trolling baits are the way to go for the dolphin; with bonita strips and squid being solid choices. Most of the d...

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OFFSHORE- The new moon wahoo bite has been good this week with some good numbers around. The wahoo have been biting along the 120' ledge early in the mornin g and then sliding out to 250-400' of water as the sun gets up higher in the sky. A sea-witch and bonita strip behind the planer is a great way to go for the wahoo. The Nomad DTX minnow is also...

OFFSHORE- Fishing offshore was a bit slow this week; though it has been showing signs of improvement as the week goes on. Dolphin fishing has been good with some good catches coming in 200-300' of water and also outside of 1000' of water. The dolphin have been largely found around floating debris and along well formed current rips. Smaller baits (S...

Inshore Fishing Report  August was sure a hot one for us both the temperature and the fishing here inshore. Anglers have found success in recent weeks catching Snook Tarpon plenty of Jacks Trout Redfish Permit Pompano & more. September is one of the best months to fish inshore here in our area! Our mullet run […] The post September 2025 Fishing Re...

OFFSHORE- Reports have been a bit slim this week. Those making it offshore have found a decent number of dolphin around. 600-800' of water seems to be a pretty good range for the dolphin. Trolling small ballyhoo bonita strips and squid has been the best bet for the dolphin. Wahoo action slowed way down; but still a handful of them around. Kingfish...