
Common Snook
Centropomus undecimalis
Common Snook in Fishing Planet. Find it in Blue Crab Island, Everglades. Bait options include Shiners, Large Minnows, Scaled Sardines.
How to catch Common SnookBaits
Lures
Anniversary Narrow Spoon 21 g, #3/0
Anniversary Shad 11 cm
Anniversary Spinner 21 g, #5/0
Barbless Medium Spoon 14 g, #3/0
Barbless Narrow Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Barbless Spinner 14 g, #3/0
Bison Spinner 9 g, #1/0
Blade Spinner 36 g, #5/0
Bony Shad 10 cm
Club-Series Barbless Medium Spoon 14 g, #3/0
Club-Series Barbless Narrow Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Club-Series Barbless Spinner 14 g, #3/0
Club-Series Crankbait 3.5 m, #4/0
Club-Series Crayfish 10 cm
Club-Series Glow Shad 15 cm
Club-Series Glow Worm 12.5 cm
Club-Series Glow-Holo Crankbait 2.5 m, #6/0
Club-Series Glow-Holo Medium Spoon 28 g, #4/0
Club-Series Glow-Holo Narrow Spoon 14 g, #2/0
Club-Series Grub 7.5 cm
Club-Series Medium Spoon 56 g, #6/0
Club-Series Minnow Grub 15 cm
Club-Series Narrow Spoon 14 g, #2/0
Club-Series Nymphes 10 cm
Club-Series Ribbed Shad 15 cm
Club-Series Shad 10 cm
Club-Series Spinner 14 g, #3/0
Club-Series Twin Tail Spider Grub 7 cm
Club-Series Worm 15 cm
Crankbait 1 m, #2/0
Crankbait 1 m, #3/0
Crankbait 2 m, #3/0
Crankbait 2 m, #5/0
Crankbait 2.5 m, #3/0
Crankbait 2.5 m, #4/0
Crankbait 2.5 m, #5/0
Crankbait 2.5 m, #6/0
Crankbait 3.5 m, #2/0
Crankbait 3.5 m, #4/0
Crankbait 3.5 m, #6/0
Crankbait 5 m, #3/0
Crankbait 5 m, #4/0
Crankbait 5 m, #6/0
Crankbait 7 m, #3/0
Crankbait 7 m, #4/0
Crankbait 9 m, #2/0
Crankbait 9 m, #4/0
Crankbait 9 m, #6/0
Crayfish 10 cm
Crayfish 7.5 cm
Golem Lure 2 m, #8/0
Grub 10 cm
Grub 3 cm
Grub 5 cm
Grub 7 cm
Irish Crayfish 10 cm
Jelly Crayfish 10 cm
Jelly Shad 7 cm
Jolly Narrow Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Liberty Medium Spoon 28 g, #4/0
Medium Spoon 14 g, #3/0
Medium Spoon 24 g, #6/0
Medium Spoon 28 g, #4/0
Medium Spoon 42 g, #4/0
Medium Spoon 56 g, #6/0
Medium Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Minnow Grub 10 cm
Minnow Grub 15 cm
Minnow Grub 7 cm
Narrow Spoon 14 g, #2/0
Narrow Spoon 21 g, #3/0
Narrow Spoon 28 g, #4/0
Narrow Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Nymphes 10 cm
Nymphes 5 cm
Nymphes 7.5 cm
Old Glory Grub 7 cm
Pike Fins Spoon 5 g, #2/0
Rattlesnake Worm 10 cm
Ribbed Shad 10 cm
Ribbed Shad 15 cm
Ribbed Shad 7 cm
Salut Nymphes 10 cm
Shad 10 cm
Shad 15 cm
Shad 3 cm
Shad 5 cm
Shad 7 cm
Slimy Crank 42 g, #6/0
Spinner 14 g, #3/0
Spinner 21 g, #6/0
Spinner 4 g, #1/0
Star-Spangled Crankbait 3.5 m, #5/0
Stars and Stripes Shad 5 cm
Texas Medium Spoon 7 g, #1/0
Trophy Crankbait 2 m, #5/0
Trophy Medium Spoon 28 g, #4/0
Trophy Narrow Spoon 14 g, #2/0
Trophy Spinner 4 g, #1/0
Twin Tail Spider Grub 10 cm
Twin Tail Spider Grub 15 cm
Twin Tail Spider Grub 3 cm
Twin Tail Spider Grub 5 cm
Twin Tail Spider Grub 7 cm
Worm 10 cm
Worm 12.5 cm
Worm 15 cm
Worm 5 cm
Worm 7 cm
X-Series Barbless Medium Spoon 14 g, #3/0
X-Series Barbless Narrow Spoon 7 g, #1/0
X-Series Barbless Spinner 14 g, #3/0
X-Series Crankbait 2.5 m, #6/0
X-Series Crankbait 3.5 m, #4/0
X-Series Crankbait 5 m, #6/0
X-Series Crayfish 10 cm
X-Series Grub 15 cm
X-Series Grub 7 cm
X-Series Medium Spoon 56 g, #6/0
X-Series Minnow Grub 15 cm
X-Series Nymphes 10 cm
X-Series Ribbed Shad 15 cm
X-Series Shad 10 cm
X-Series Spinner 14 g, #3/0
X-Series Twin Tail Spider Grub 7 cm
X-Series Worm 15 cm
Hooks and jigheads
Where to fish
Size by waterway
| Waterway | Fish class | Maximum weight |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Crab Island | Common, Trophy, Unique | 18 kg |
| Everglades | Common, Trophy, Unique | 21 kg |
Fishing guide
Common Snook (Centropomus undecimalis) is a species of marine fish widespread throughout the tropical waters of the western Atlantic Ocean from the coast of the North Carolina to Brazil including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. These fish are often found in the coastal areas, such as brackish deltas of the Everglades. Common Snook have long snouts and are brownish-silvery in coloration with a white underbelly and a distinctive black lateral line. Snook usually range in size from 1.5 to 6.5 kg, but the largest Common Snook ever caught weighed 24 kg with a length of 1.4m. These fish are carnivores, with a diet dominated by smaller fish, and crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs.
If you prefer to use natural baits, then the best way to catch Common Snook would be to use Shiners on a size #4/0 hook.







































































































































