I've caught many snowshoes here, but it's been over 10 years since anything resembling a decent catch has been made. No doubt, it is one of the most serene and beautiful areas to fish -- I still try it 2-3 times a spring on my boat for old times sake. But the fish are just not around like they used to. Wait until the water gets above 50 degrees -- 55 is just right. Early to mid-May is the right time. If the winds are light, try to drift anywhere from 10-25 feet of water (it's a rather broad area) -- you'll cover more ground. Last year, I picked a few fish closer to the beach -- maybe 50 yards off the shoreline while drifting. Used to catch a lot of nice blackfish in Tobaccolot as well, but they too are long gone... Its a shame there are not many fish here as the water clarity has been crystal clear the past few years and some decent amounts of large kelp are still there -- perfect flounder hiding hangouts. Give Tobaccolot a shot and post a report on your results...