In addition to the 254 Eagle Claw hook, which is a j hook, Capt. He also likes bleeding hooks (red-colored hooks) because they attract extra attention to your bait. This is because they have small barbs, so they don’t rip up the fish’s mouth, and they are light, so the bait doesn’t have to carry a lot of weight and can act more natural. Moore likes a variety of hooks for different situations, but his favorite hook is the 254 Eagle Claw hook. The first thing to address if you want to consistently catch snook is to make sure you have the right gear.

Land your snook like a pro (here he shows how to not get broken off)Īlright let’s dive in! The Right Gear For Catching Snook.

Correctly approach a snook spot (here he gives a HUGE secret).

Learn snook feeding and migration trends.Make sure to use the right bait for catching snook.Make sure to use the right gear for catching snook.Moore has tons of knowledge when it comes to catching snook, and this seminar is full of tips and tricks, but I’ve boiled it down to 5 main keys you need to know to catch more snook today:

5 Keys To Catching More Snook Image source: Ĭapt. The seminar is chock full of amazing advice on how to catch snook and is a whopping 46 minutes long! Since I know most of you guys don’t have that kind of time, I wrote out a summary of the seminar with his main ideas and secrets. Don Hampson Conservation of the Year Award in 2004Ĭaptain Bill Miller, who’s YouTube channel the seminar is on, is a world-record holder himself, as well as a former host of “Hooked On Fishing.”.Florida Sportsman’s Conservation award in 2001.Founder of the Florida Guides Association.1983 World Record Holder for Largest Snook on 2lbs Test Line.Moore is widely regarded as the world’s best snook fishing guide. The other day I was surfing YouTube looking for some info on catching snook and I came across this amazing seminar by Captain Scott Moore on Bill Miller’s YouTube channel.Ĭapt.

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