Shark fishing at night off the beach can be a hoot if you have the right equipment.
*Just like catfishing but with better gear.
Snook should be around lit docks and a few may be in the inlets.
* Use Bomber long a's, yozuri pin minnows, doa shrimp in glow color, live pin fish, ladyfish, finger mullet.
Redfish will be around mangroves and oysterbeds.
doa shrimp (natural colors) the darker the water gets the darker your lure should be. little cleo 1/3 in gold, soft stick baits like the gulp in pearl w/dark back. live shrimp
trout grass flats and deep holes during low tide.
*live shrimp or small pin fish, paddle tail jigs in white, pink, rootbeer.
Sheephead (not the same as we have in ohio) Great to eat and will be
around rock structure inshore and off shore.
* live shrimp or fiddler crabs. sheephead will steal your bait every time if you don't fish with a light weight like a splitshot or a egg sinker that you can feel the bite matched up with a #1 to a 1/0 circle hook. I like cutting the shrimp to just the size of the hook it they are hitting short.
The beach may give up a few pompano, whiting and silver trout.
*Live shrimp, sand fleas and small pompano jigs in white, pink or chartruse