How to Surf Fish for Beginners - Incredibly Fast and Easy Basics
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Here is how to surf fish for beginners in 5 short minutes. How to surf fish is not complicated once you break down the different elements of surf fishing - surf fishing rods, surf fishing rigs, and how to pick a spot to determine where to surf fish.
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This guy gets me thinking about propane and propane accessories.
lol! They stole my voice!
Had on my list of winter projects to find a book on surf fishing. You sure gave me a good start, my man. Thanks so much. Great idea.
Glad I could help!
Good stuff. Thank you.
Just what I've been looking for lately, Col. Great Cliff Notes version. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Nice quick starter how-to. We hit St George Island FL when we can. Entire sand bar and beach got wiped out by Michael and not all of it has reformed yet. A lot of our nik-nik-nik hits are hardhead catfish. I got skewered by one once (middle finger swelled up to twice normal size and I couldn't bend it - had to explain that a lot for the next week 😂). Normally we get lots of whiting, reds, black drum, speckled trout, and the occasional shark or sting ray. My wife loves to see how many exotic species she can catch. Really fun to do - especially if you can't get out on the yak that day. We carry a couple of telescoping fishing rods with us (just in case an emergency fishing situation arises 😎🎣).
Sounds like your surf is much more productive than mine! I have an upcoming short video on some amazing changes hurricanes made up here.
@@KayakhacksFishing I'm looking forward to that video!!!
My comment probably makes it sound like we do better than we actually do 🤣. We have entire weeks where we get skunked (2020 was horrible for those due to storms). We also only get to go once or twice per year. When we are there, we hit the shore when we can't get the kayak out (2020 was bad for that too). Our best 2020 shore day got us 4 slot drums (1 red, 3 black) and the best kayak day was 4 keeper Sheepshead. Most of the time it's several keeper whiting (which are very tasty 😋) and 1 or 2 other species (usually trout from the beach or Spanish from the yak).
My wife (Elisa) and I really enjoy your channel. Loved the catch-n-cook videos you did recently. Also like when you show the hacks in actual use - it helps with the explanation of why the hack is useful. You don't always show the fish catching, but I like them too 😀🎣
lol! Join me on the periodically skunked team! Thanks for your support!
Great video
Thanks!
Nice thanks man
I have a 13ft Fennwick n a11 ft Harrington with Penn Squiders . One piece . Sometimes an old Shiamno TLD 10 , 15 . Set the hook brother.....pendulum cast ....
lol! I'll figure out that pendulum cast at some point!
I used to fish piers n beachfront in Galveston area ......ya gotta chunk em long way ....set the hook brother
Excellent advise 👍
Glad it was helpful!
you should have made this closer to summer
When the muse strikes.... :-)
Good primer! You did not mention type and size of hook you prefer for making the bottom rig, can you share you preference
It depends. I use size 1 for Virginia Mullet and 1/0 or 2/0 when going for larger fish (bluefish/redfish).
What kind of line did you spool on the reel and what line did you make the bottom rig out of?
I really like a line called Ardent Gliss. I used 65lb test for the main line and a wire rig for the terminal tackle (since I was likely to catch toothy fish).
@@KayakhacksFishing I’ll check it out, thanks!