Just hit Sandy Hook at dawn and we got some blues and bass this morning. It should be good again today late afternoon into darkness. Hope to see you out there! 😎🎣
When you see a wave coming in, if it stays a swell, the water is deeper. And as soon as it breaks and you see white water, it is shallower. Deeper water is also darker. I will almost always pick the spot where the deeper water hole meets the sandbar… the transition from deep to shallow. If it’s a lower tide, i will cast in the deeper part of the transition. If higher tide, I will cast at the shallower part which is on the sandbar. Bass, blues and other predators will feed most in any area of white water where the surf looks like a washing machine. Since the bass are now gorging themselves on sand fleas, I find spots as I described above, but lobbing it right in the trough, less than 10 yards from shore. Good Hunting! 😎🎣
Awesome day of fishing! Thanks Jason for featuring me on the thumbnail and helping me catch fish!
Any time! 🔱
Great job guys, great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey man I have a house in sea bright and would love to fish with you sometime. I’m heading out there now !
Just hit Sandy Hook at dawn and we got some blues and bass this morning. It should be good again today late afternoon into darkness.
Hope to see you out there! 😎🎣
Going tomorrow afternoon?
4pm to Total Darkness!
How do you know what part of the surf to throw your clams?
When you see a wave coming in, if it stays a swell, the water is deeper. And as soon as it breaks and you see white water, it is shallower. Deeper water is also darker.
I will almost always pick the spot where the deeper water hole meets the sandbar… the transition from deep to shallow.
If it’s a lower tide, i will cast in the deeper part of the transition. If higher tide, I will cast at the shallower part which is on the sandbar.
Bass, blues and other predators will feed most in any area of white water where the surf looks like a washing machine.
Since the bass are now gorging themselves on sand fleas, I find spots as I described above, but lobbing it right in the trough, less than 10 yards from shore.
Good Hunting! 😎🎣