Lane Snapper
AKA: Spoy Snapper / Candy Snapper / Biajaiba Family: Snapper
| Water: Salt/Coastal Waters |
Where: Offshore / Inshore |
| Size: Most common at a pound or under. Large fish get to about 5 pounds. |
| Fight: A strong strike makes up for this fishs' lack-luster fight. Still a fun catch. |
| Deliciousness: Good |
| Range: Both Coasts |
Technique: Drifting / Still Fishing / Casting |
| Baits: Shrimp / Baitfish / Squid |
Tackle: Spinning / Baitcasting |
The Lane Snapper is characterized by his roset overall coloring, with yellow fins and lines traversing his flanks, Small teeth, a large dark spot, a rounded anal fin and large unforked tail set him apart from his kin.
These fish are found in deeper water and only occassionly ventures into near shore waters along grassy and disrupted bottoms.
Live shrimp as well as shrimp pieces, cut baitfish and cut squid make for the best natural bait, while jigs are the best artificial bait.
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