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Largest snook of the year.

Capt. Bert Barkus
April 22, 2009
Chokoloskee - Saltwater Fishing Report

All threw March and up to this point in April,I've been sighting some of the largest snook of the year.
Sighting them, and getting them to eat a fly or soft jerk bait is a different story.
These fish are in the 12 to 20 plus pound range in the Backcountry.
Fly is def. the way to go,but if your not into fly fishing, a soft plastic jerk bait will also work pretty well as long as the fish are moving down the shore line or sitting on the drop off.
The wind has somewhat put a damper on the bite with these fronts moving down,but don't give up, and work your bait all the way back to the boat cover ground and you will be rewarded if you keep it in the water and don't take your eye off of it because we've been getting large hits pretty far off the shoreline in blind casting.
Tight lines,
Capt Bert Barkus
[email protected]
www.ChokoloskeeIslandCharters.com

Chokoloskee Fishing Forecast:

Tarpon,Snook,and Reds

Target Species:

Mostly Snook,but Laid up Tarpon,and Reds

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Primary Fly Fishing,but also Spin and Plug Casting for Snook,Tarpon and Redfish.

Contact Info:

Chokoloskee Island Charters
P.O.Box 703
Chokoloskee, FL 34138
Phone: 239-695-1044
Alt. Phone: 239-695-1044
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