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Jeremy -
I did not see this until now ... Ft. Lauderdale beaches will hold snook at certain times of the year, if you can fish an inlet, there will be a jetty there ... you can swimmers and dannys at night, jigs are real good, there are also baracuda hanging along the edges of currents, drop offs, etc. Usually best when bait is around, but a spook and pencil should produce some reaction ... and there are also jack crevalle too, but as with everything, structure ... on the beaches snook will run behind the waves looking for food but are extremely wary on the beaches so make sure you are early, early, and work your plugs just behind the surf parallel to the beach ...
Port St. Lucie - has a wide variety of other options - head out to the beach, there's a beach called bathtub beach because of some coral formations that create a deep hole behind, great structure ... work a DOA Bait Buster through there, as well as spooks ... on the the Indian River, there's wading options on the flats for a wide range of species including seatrout, snook, reds, tarpon, ladyfish, jacks ... a lot of options, jigs, DOA Bait Busters, spooks all work great ...
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