Fishing Reports by Capt. George Grosselfinger

Snookin !! - The North wind blowing cold at a speed of 25 All stayed home but I knew the canals were alive We did a four hour trip with a little mix A redfish, trout and the Snook landed was 36 A good trip and tomorrows client will do the same Almo more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snookin - As the tide went rushing out There was something to shout about The big Snook crashed the unwelcome plug And into the mangroves she dug Another over 30 Snook again took to the air My client landed her after some wear and tear alla more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

SNOOKIN what else! - This report is from yesterday the cool water seems to want to stay The big girls are is canals and are tentative But when using the correct lure they are active Snook to 32 were brought aside the boat But we were wearing our winter co more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

SNOOKING...of course - As the water chills the Snook are close to home This means one doesn't have far to roam 13 Snook were brought alongside today Plugs and plastic jigs were having their way Reels were singing and rods were bending too Three slot sized fi more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snookin - Back on the Sound with a light SE breeze The shoreline so quiet I was afraid to sneeze Glass minnows scattering something lurking about The surface erupted as the big Snook took to air Her gills clacking and we could only stare 32 of more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snooking - The past couple of weeks with weather unstable Snook were found but for eating they were unable The water very cloudy especially near Blind Pass We continue looking for Snook that are world class This will be my last report till next Octo more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snooking - The cold Northwest winds are still blowing If you know the spots the Snook are still showing The tactics are different and changes made The big girls are now rarely found in the shade Another 38 incher was the biggest this week These a more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Smoking with artificials - With the wind blowing over 20 from the Northeast We were trying for three days of landing a beast Some days you don't and some days you do We had over 20 Snookwhen the day was through As a guide I feel like getting a big one a duty An more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snooking - Temperatures going up and down But the Snook keep hanging around Usually getting double-digit Snook each day Life is Good...what can I say Slot sized fish and larger often come along And the drags are singing that beautiful song a more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound

Snookin !! - The southerly breeze blew through the mangroves The Snook and Jacks were swimming in droves Six Snook from 30 inches to 35 Kept our rods bending and alive The fish are biting now extremely well It should get better and time will more...
Capt. George Grosselfinger - Pine Island Sound