( 'Encyclopedia of Life', 2001 'Texas Parks and Wildlife Department', 2009 Froese and Pauly, 2010 Hill, 2005 Press, 2010) Most live in waters of temperatures between 25 and 31☌. As adults, common snook are generally non-migratory, but often assemble in high salinity regions in order to spawn. They commonly associate with underwater structures such as pilings, reefs, or sea grass beds, but they most often prefer mangrove-fringed estuarine habitats. They can be found in freshwater, brackish, or marine environments at depths up to 22 m. ( 'Encyclopedia of Life', 2001 'Texas Parks and Wildlife Department', 2009 Froese and Pauly, 2010 Hill, 2005 Press, 2010)Ĭommon snook are amphidromous fish, moving between fresh and salt water during their life, but not for the purpose of breeding.

They are particularly abundant around coastal Florida.

Common snook have been documented as far north as Pamlico Sound, North Carolina and as far south as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Common snook, Centropomus undecimalis, range from the coastal mid-Atlantic regions of the United States through the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean to parts of Central and South America.

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