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ADVERTISEMENT Another lovely day here in the Florida Keys, ready to go on another adventure in the middle of the day. Now its time to do some fishing, get some bait, get some friends and spend more money you know it's really great guys. Darcy's story, you know he had a hard time getting some payoff, both of us, yes most of you, however, today we're going to try different things we got from our chip trap, get some friends, get some tarpon and maybe some mangroves and we'll just see what what will happen all right guys here we go pick up a shiny pin trap and hold it i can feel them kicking in there yeah always a nice start to the day i got a lot of lobster bait and chewing gum i got all right very quickly in a trap Pinterest, where you get the Pinterest trap and Kudro the sails you put in it. ADVERTISEMENT

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ADVERTISEMENT Snapper has a long triangular face with an upper slope that is stronger than the bottom. Their jaws are symmetrical, with the lower jaw slightly lowered at times. They have very large canine teeth, which is why they are called "snipers". Baits that work well with Snapper are whole fish baits such as baits, horse mackerel, egg, raw tome, flake mackerel, and mangrove bait. Best time to catch Snapper fish Early morning and evening is the best time to take pictures, because many fish feed at night and rely on low light to camouflage themselves, especially in shallow water. For a standard tackle, 40-60lbs will support most fish, but I go up to 80lbs when targeting really large snappers and leave up to 20-30lbs for school fish (smaller). ADVERTISEMENT