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Best Time to Catch Snook

Snook can be caught year-round in Palm Coast. Right now in February, activity is low.

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If you're hoping to tangle with Snook, Palm Coast's diverse waterways offer excellent opportunities. The Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), with its mangrove-lined shores and docks, is a snook haven. Matanzas Inlet, a dynamic area with strong currents, also holds plenty of fish. Focus your efforts during dawn and dusk, especially around structure. Live shrimp or small baitfish are reliable choices, but artificial lures like soft plastics and topwater plugs can be highly effective. Spring and fall are peak seasons as snook transition between their spawning grounds and overwintering habitats. A helpful tip: the docks near Marineland are known snook hotspots, but be respectful of private property. Remember to check the current regulations regarding snook harvest, as they are often catch-and-release only.

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Snook Fishing Regulations in Florida

Open Season

March 1 – April 30 and September 1 – December 14

Daily Bag Limit

1 per person

Size Limit

28-32 inch slot limit

License Required

Saltwater fishing license and Snook Permit

Must have a snook permit and saltwater fishing license. Harvest is only allowed during specific open seasons.

⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Florida state wildlife agency before fishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the legal size for Snook in Palm Coast, Florida?

You can only keep Snook within the 28-32 inch slot limit.

When is Snook season open in Palm Coast?

Snook season is open from March 1st to April 30th and September 1st to December 14th.

How many Snook can I keep in Palm Coast during the open season?

You are allowed to keep one Snook per person.

Besides a saltwater license, what else do I need to fish for Snook?

You'll need a valid Florida saltwater fishing license *and* a Snook Permit.

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