Cracker11 (11/4/2006)

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Sebastian Inlet is a great place to look for those 40" Snook,but it`s a tough Inlet to fish,you loose alot of Tackle and Fish to the Rock`s and Extream Current`s. Concentrate your fishing time to an Hour before,to an hour after the Out-Going Tide starts,I prefere the South Jetty,Inlet Side,about halfway from the Bridge to the end of the jetty,Live or Lure it doesn`t much matter,if the fish are there,they`ll eat about anything.

Right now there is a Mullet Run going on,all the mullet come out of the backcountry,come out of the Inlet`s,then head South down the coast for warmer water`s,so there are a lot of Mullet in the Surf,give that a try when the current is Ripping through the Inlet, Find a Pod of Mullet,and throw a Free=lined Mullet in with them.....People Catch King`s and Poon`s from the Beach this time of year,along with Snook and Red`s .

At the start of the Incoming Tide,move to the South Side Cleaning Table area,use Green Flair Jig`s or Finger Mullet to find Snook and Big Flounder.

The Best Tide Changes are Very Early Morning or Very Late at night

Bait`s: Pin-fish can be cought with Small hook and a small piece of shrimp or Cast-Net behind the Boat Ramp on the South Side

Greenies or Mullet can be cought with Cast-Net in the Inlet or Surf.

Croaker`s and Majorha work the best,but can be hard to find.

 

Lures: "Brown Dog" Terror Eyes,Jumbo DOA Shrimp,Buck-Tail`s,WindCheater`s,Bomber Long A,Gulp Crab`s,Storm Wild-Eye Swim Bait`s

But the best advice I could give you is Spend lot`s of time looking at what the guy`s in the White Rubber Boot`s are doing,they are usualy the Local`s,they`ll show up about the time the Tide Changes,they`ll most likely be the one`s catching the snook.......Pay attention to thier Rig`s,weather they`re useing Bait`s Or Lures,how far they are casting,thier Retrive,weather the fish are hitting in close or ferther out,because these are the guy`s that have put thier day`s and night`s in finding these fish,many times catching nothing,but it seem`s when they show up,so do the snook

Good Luck