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• Spongking Posts: 959 Officer

  December 2013 #2

  The quick response. No not really. Occasionally you'll see a snook post but they are rare and elusive in the NE region. To my experience anyway.
  Kev

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• redboy77 Posts: 4 Greenhorn

  December 2013 #3

  down in flagler we have a pretty good snook population in the southern part of the county if you go out and fish seawalls with topwater early morning you can usually catch 5 or 6 pretty decent ones up to 30 inches

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• angleraustin Posts: 87 Deckhand

  January 2014 #4

  Catch quite a few of them in the valley here and there, been catching quote a few lately also. Always heard of a lot up near d dot ranch in the Pablo creek area. Got a 20incher while trout fishing last week. But they're pretty elusive up here in jax. A lot down in the tomoka river area

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