|
Welcome to the website of
The Mad Snooker
Captain Dave Pomerleau
Captain Dave has been addicted to snook fishing for over 33 years. In this time he has personally caught over 75,000 snook with at least 1,000 over 20 pounds, 230 between 25 and 30 pounds, 75 over 30 pounds and 3 over 40 pounds. His personal best weighed in at 44 pounds 11 ounces, the unofficial state record. These numbers may sound insane, but considering the amount of time he spends on the water catching snook, these numbers are probably conservative. The Mad Snooker guarantees you will catch snook or the trip is free. |
 |
| |
Captain Dave's 44 pound 11 ounce monster snook caught in May 1995 The Unofficial State Record |
|
| Info |
|
Captain Dave has been guiding fulltime for several years. In that time he has caught an average of over 35 snook a night and there have been many insane nights of catching over 100 snook. 7500 - 8000 snook a year being the norm. Many of these snook have been extremely large and some downright monsters. As you can see in the enormous photo gallery that the Mad Snooker is a nighttime fishing guide. To put it in Dave's words "Snook fishing is just way better at night because snook are such nocturnal feeders
What You Can Expect
- Catching a lot of snook
- Personalized instruction
- Tips on boat handing and anchoring
- Proper rigging and knot tying
- Casting instruction - casting around structure
- Proper snook fighting techniques
- Proper fish handling and photograhy
- Feeding stations - how to find them, when to fish them
- Choosing the right baits - Using the right bait for the time of year and where and when to fish them
- Catching a lot of snook
General Info About the Trip
- The Boat - 24 Foot Bayrider Skiff by Kencraft Boats w/ 150 Evinrude E-Tech
- Top of the line spinning rods and reels
- All tackle and fishing licenses provided
- The waters fished are lit up like a supermarket parking lot and never rough
- Very entertaining and informative
What You Need To Bring
- Whatever you want to drink and snack on
- Proper attire for the time of year
- Soft soled shoes (sneakers, deck shoes)
- Camera
|
| |
|