O.K. I have another question. how far back are the snook and the reds on low tide? And do you guys know how good the fishing is near the bridge?

Thanks,

Kevin

On low tide, is when i see more little snook in clam pass, than any other time. The most productice spots are anywhere there is shallow water with bait in it next to a dropoff of any depth. The snook seem to ambush the bait from the deeper water. I believe that at higher tides, the fish are to far in the mangroves, and are extremely difficult to get at.


good luck