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Well I catch them in Mobile Bay which is a combination of fresh water out of the rivers that combines with salt water. Not sure what the answer is. I go with a guide so we just catch a ton of them with shrimp.

That would be terrifying

I will defenitely give it another shot. Right now thanks to this thread I am lining up a trip out of destin in October. this photo is the path we had to take through the mangroves to get our to open water in the Everglades. I’m sure snakes were everywhere

What’s crazy is we didn’t see any gators while fishing. Our guide said the biggest threat he typically sees are snakes. To even get out there we had to go through a hole in the mangroves where he said snakes are all over. We did see a massive python in the middle of the road one night. We...

10,000 islands in the Everglades a few years back in a kayak. It was burning hot for December so fish didn’t bite very well. Still one cool experience.

I’ve known some to go out of Louisiana that said it’s basically the same fish and half the time on water. I’d prefer to do that but it’s a longer drive to launch out of there instead of Orange Beach for us. it’s crazy being out in the middle of nowhere without cell phone service for a few days...

So I just asked my buddy why we never kept any of the snook in Tampa and he said there was a huge kill off cause of cold temps a year or so before we were going down there. That led to there being catch and release only during our years there catching supposedly.

We limited out on everything we could. Unfortunately never found and mahi or wahoo that trip. We hit up the oil rigs. First time seeing those things was awesome. We always go with the Sea Spray in Mobile, Al the captain is great.

Here is my haul a a group of us got a few years ago out of Mobile. Had to go out for 36 hours to catch all this. Felt sick the entire second day from drinking about 20 beers night 1 and then the waters turned on us. Was supposed to be 1-2’s and it was like 5-6’s that ******* boat was rocking...

Ahhhh **** forgot we got one Cobia that was hiding under a weed line. I need to add that to my list towards the top for eating. That **** was tasty. all my fishing photos are in my Instagram I deactivated. I need to go get those and save them

you make smoke balls with the wahoo? I’ve never been successful in catching any no matter how hard we have tried on my trips

I haven’t fished out of those areas. Unfortunately haven’t been real fishing in a few years. All my friends are married with kids so hard to get people in on going. I have to pay charters since I’m from North Alabama, now living in Nashville. I don’t know anyone personally with boats in Florida...

From what I have personally caught it would go as follows. 1. Skamp, it’s like eating a fluffy cloud of butter fish 2. Yellow/blue tuna 3. Snapper 4. Mahi 5. Speckled trout 6. Triple tail 7. Amber Jack 8. Redfish

Never eaten snook. Me and buddy went to Tampa a few years in a row and slayed snook with a local boat guide down there. We tossed them back. Honestly didn’t know they are good eating. Tampa has some monsters down there.

Went offshore in mobile a few years back and we all limited out on Amberjack. Brought it back to the docking station that has a restaurant in orange beach and had the place cook it up fresh. Blackened or fried is the way to go