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Now that the sun is setting early, the weather is cooling off, and the bugs are backing down a bit, night fishing for snook in Naples become a a real opportunity to test your skills in the dark. While live bait and trophy hunting can always reap dividends, I like to head out and toss ultra light gear and tiny Yozuri minnows at the lights. Consider it akin to fly fishing, with spinning gear.
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It is a truly finesse style of fishing that will test your casting skills in the dark, but it will provide some sweet exhilaration when you see a snook, trout or redfish zoom in behind your lure and inhale it, or follow it, or both, while you grit your teeth and try to keep your nerves calm.
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We average 10-20 fish each night, on the right tides of course, and always have a chance to hook some big fish, although the average are medium to smaller fish.
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Its just plain easy to head out at sunset, fish 3 or 4 hours, be home and showered for the evening news, with the fishing itch scratched! Give me a shout, and lets see if you’re up for this fun sophisticated and productive style of fishing!
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Captain Tim
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