In this video, the angler demonstrates the effectiveness of using live bait for beach fishing, successfully targeting snook along the Florida shoreline. The footage captures the thrill of the catch, ...

Use topwater lures likes Skitterwalks, Bombers, Hydro Pencils and MirrOlures. Live freelined shrimp will also catch redfish, snook and jacks.

Don't get mad if Ed Killer listed your "secret" snook fishing spot. No such thing anymore! But do you agree with his advice on best bait and lures?

Live bait works best such as live pilchards or sardines, or even finger mullet, but plenty of slot-sized snook will be caught on mullet-patterned swim baits and topwater plugs or lipped plugs.

On the big school of large snook, they were catching and releasing many over 40 inches using a combination of dead bait and live bait including mullet, ladyfish and other big offerings.

Live bait works best such as live pilchards or sardines, or even finger mullet, but plenty of slot-sized snook will be caught on mullet-patterned swim baits and topwater plugs or lipped plugs.

Fish of the Week Snook: Fishing for snook is about as good as it gets. Good numbers are being reported from the beaches, to the passes and along the mangrove shorelines.

Live baits are king right now, especially croakers and pilchards. If you're looking for croaker, the Snook Nook has them and are the 'croaker brokers' of Jensen Beach right now.

No Live Bait Needed jerk baits and paddle tails in mullet colors are working well as are live pilchards. Around Sebastian Inlet, look for snook moving into schools near the end of the jetties for ...