Beginner Saltwater Shore Fishing Guide - With Lures
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Thresher's shore fishing guide with lures.
-Want to know how to catch fish from shore on lures? Here ya' go.
In this saltwater shore fishing guide I tell you what you need to know as a beginner, or even experienced angler, to catch fish from shore with lures. Fish include speckled trout, redfish, and flounder mostly.
I will do a write-up but it ain't done yet, alright?
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Am I the only one who watches these videos because he’s so positive all the time. This guy has been helping me become a better person in general, no matter the fishing part. He’s always upbeat and stoked on life. I love it!!!!!
As a primarily fresh water fisherman..this was extremely informative. Thanks dude, maybe I'll see you on the coast one day!
that was dead on great beginner tips. I've watched endless amounts of fishing videos to learn this stuff when I first started getting serious about fishing and you just sum'd it up perfectly in 10 min.
Thanks a lot my man.
I'm late to this video, but great advice for a beginner in sea fishing like me. To the point and simple! Been following @Thresherfishing for 2 months now. Have enjoyed every single video!
3:05 that trout knows the drill lol
OMG that’s hilarious
Nice picture m8
What goes around is all around
riner9 not being rude but I think that’s a bass, notice the spikes before the dorsal fin, again, not being a know it all or whatever just trying to help inform people
Mythic -_- it’s a sea trout
My fishing mentor once told me, "Fish conditions not spots. The spots are always there but the conditions are always changin' "
Another good video would be on how to read conditions.
Saltwater Texan .
Helping me teach my boys how to fish! Thank you!
Good on ya more parents should do this its a great hobby for so many reasons. You can meet people from all walks of life. Later on they might become businessman and they can network through fishing or meet their future wives.
One of my biggest tips would be know how to read the water and the beach I used to be one of those guys that would just blind cast and experienced anglers would be pulling out monster bull reds and I just couldnt figure it out. And if you are near a seawall use it lol. I went to a old spot yesterday havent fished it in years and I used to just launch everybait I could think of to the middle of this fast channel never caught. Yesterday I went to this spot and threw a d.oa shrimp and Chartreuse Gulp swimming mullet and a gold glitter d.o.a shrimp parallel right along the seawall and within 2 hours hooked up with 3 reds and two stripers one of the Stripers was 24 inches not a keeper here but better than the 15 inchers I was pulling out of the channel. In fast water the seawalls are like a buffet for fish. The current sweeps bait right up against it and the big uns shoot right out of the current to check em out. Reading the beach now brings me fish everytime I head out. Troughs, riplines and holes can all be seen by the way the water is pulling out and tips of waves.
My #1 tip for serious beginners. Read a lot of books, there's a lot out there. Knowledge is your best fishing tool.
Then a lot of fishing time...a lot.
Tony Hong Fishing what's a book you'd recommend
ChrisCatchesFish ... it really depends on what fish you're targeting. I'm up here in the northeast (NY/NJ). Striped Bass, Fluke (Flounder), Bluefish, weakfish (sea trout) dominate the scene.
I would suggest any book from these authors-
John Skinner
Frank Daignault
Zeno Hromin
Nick Karas
DJ Muller
William "Doc" Muller
...and even subscribe to local fishing magazines. They often have "how to" articles on the latest tactics or rehash old forgotten ones.
Every fish is different on how you go about catching them, best to look for authors that are experts in their field.
It's given me a huge head start when I first started and knew absolutely nothing. Although I've had experience in freshwater, saltwater was, and still is challenging and is a never ending learning process which is what I love about the sport.
What if I don't know how to read?
ThresherFishing ... if someone can't read and made it this far in life, I would think they would be craftier than most and will find their own special way.
For Gulf Coast fishing, from the shore, this video is all you need. Most "beginners" are confused with too many "facts"...These few, concise facts are all you need. (for Texas Gulf Coast )... and most pertain to all fishing in general. This Video should win a dam award or something. hell.
Nice to look back at your old videos. You sure came a long way.
When I first moved to the Texas coast I had no clue how to fish saltwater. I moved from the NM mountains so I've been catching Trout for years. Way different Trout! The number 1 thing that helped me - observing other people fish. I've learned so much just watching others. Good luck out there!
i am in between beginner and not beginner. Been fishin’ my whole life… but periodically and occasionally. So there’s a ton I do not know about fishing. I enjoy these types of videos
thank u for fishing while talking! makes it more interesting! excellent video!
if their not biting on the bottom or top. try throwing some suspending baits. works really well to cover all the water between
I haven't fished in over 15 years!!! I just bought myself a beginner kit and a license!!! I can't wait to go out tomorrow and give this a try.
Thank you so much ❤️
I'm a largemouth bass fisherman, trying to get into inshore fishing. Watched 2 minutes of this video and saw enough. This vid showed the tools and technique to land and release a saltwater fish with teeth while talking about something else. Liked and subscribed.
"I will do a write-up but it ain't done yet, alright?" Man, this is gonna be a really in-depth guide lol.
Hey. I've been fishing the banks and shores of the Gulf Coast most of my life. From Brownsville, all the bays all the way to Floridas Gulf Coast, and most points in between. I've spent most of my time here on earth, fishing. The rest of my time I pretty much wasted.... you know, working. *wink.
I've watched a lot of these videos, thinking I might learn something new. Old dogs CAN learn new tricks. You have produced the best video on catching the big three, specks, flounder and Reds. I know, you didn't mention them specifically, but if these good folks listen to what you have to say, their chances will go way up. Good job sir.
I'd like to add that a chum bag is not just for boat use. Before I bought my boat, I would catch lady fish from the bank (sometimes pin fish), here in north west Florida, chop them up into small bloody chunks and put them in a chum bag. And in about 10 minutes, I would turn a basically barren spot into a spot were I was catching red fish and flounder literally every cast. Great video by the way, and I hope this helps your viewers.
Inexpensive chum bag. ladies hose. Another way working a shore spot is to mix the chum into mud clumps,...the only thing is have to do in advance and let them dry out. Don't have either one and want to go fishing, dry cat food or dog food, just toss out in the area you are going to be working.
Just remember to not leave torn up hose when your done.
Charles Woodard great tip. I'll be using that idea this weekend.
Charles Woodard can you explain what type of chum bag you use and do you chop up the fish and let it soak in the water next to you? Do you have a link to the chum bag? What's you favorite way to catch pin fish?
@Alejandro, I use just a simple net sporting bag with a draw string, like the ones use to hold basket balls and such. You can pick one up at walmart. And yes, if you are fishing from the bank, just put the pin fish or whatever in the bag ( be sure to use sizable chunks, so they wont just slip through the mesh) secure the draw string to a rock on the bank. My fav way to catch pins is with a sabiki rig.
my suggestion if your a beginner fisherman use bait it's easier to fish with bait then lures
Yup true hard to beat live shrimp.
Rodney Crisp good suggestion, however if you're targeting a certain species. You're bound to catch everything but it, since every fish in the ocean has eaten shrimp sometime in their lifetime.
i agree! also buying small amounts of live bait can help serve as a scouting tool to see what fish are at certain spots. everything eats a shrimp, and i like them live because i can feel them kick on my line when they get nervous.
I take a heavy set up and a light set up, throw shrimp on the light setup, I've found I catch mostly small fish on the shrimp. I then use the small fish for bait on my heavy rod. Usually lady fish and such. It's also nice to have something medium heavy to throw lures around. I like to stay active.
I am a super beginner and your instruction method is really good. Thank you!
Love the channel! I am 61 years old, a gal who loves to fish and just moved to Sarasota! Fishing from shore for now. Love the tips!
I am VERY new to ocean/surf fishing and fishing in general for the last 30 years. I came from upstate NY 6 years ago. I am not having any luck off the beaches where I live in NJ. I watch vid to get ideas. This vid showed me I am retrieving wayyyyyy to quickly... I have to slow things down LOTS... I have been trying for the last 2 months going out 3 times a week for hours NOT catching anything... Wish me luck once again hehe...
I’m a pretty solid bass fisherman because I’ve put in the time learning how to fish for bass specifically a good mindset to have while fishing is that your gathering intel on the craft and the area that being said I’ve been to the coast to fish jetty’s and try surf fishing, 3 trips 1 fish so far it can be frustrating but keep trying until you hit a groove. I like this video because it’s realistic info that will help beginning anglers and experienced ones like me moving into salt water vs fresh
very useful video thanks going fishing tomorrow
Good luck.
Very good summary, I especially like that you reinforce fishing moving water and STRUCTURE which is key to most species you will encounter from shore. I'd say also, when you hit the tackle shop ask for some tips, what's biting and what is working that day. More than likely you will encounter someone willing to help out. I think anglers like if you genuinely are curious and want to improve, rather than buying the walmart special and tossing it out at the end of the day.
Great video. When I first started fishing I would try to bring everything in my arsenal. I suggest keeping it simple. This will give you a chance to practice working particular types of bait. Stay thirsty my friends and keep those lines tight!!!
Same I watch almost all his videos he’s great at fishing positive energetic and loves fishin!
Very informative, which is what i have been looking for! consider myself to be an expert hunter and fresh water fisherman, My second stage in life with still plenty to go is to learn about saltwater fishing,this has been the most informative site I have come across so far, keep up the good work, p.s. a yankee from Pa only 55 with lots of time left I hope
Love the video Coop, we need more of these videos for those of us that hardly saltwater fish or going on retirement and moving to the coast. Great information in the video.
Great tips there Sir.
Windy wind go away...we wanna fish the bays.
Very hard to find a good video that points beginners, like me, in the right direction. I'm in Australia and live near a large saltwater reservoir called Lake Macquarie, so I am spoilt for choice when dropping a line. This video has really assisted and influenced my decision on where to drop my line next. Cheers, mate!
I am a new fisherman well I can't say fisherman just yet because the last few times I've gone it's been a bust, but I enjoy it and your tips and vids are encouraging. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences. Great work.
Thanks man don't worry you'll be on em soon enough.
Great tutorial I'm a 71 year old disabled senior citizen confined to a mobility scooter but I've been able to get around now so I want to learn how to use Plastics and lures trying to build my channel
I've been striking blanks for almost 3 months now (except for that one tiny little sea bass, that I had to put back for obvious reasons) and started thinking that I was doing something very wrong. Tried all the tricks in the book, to no avail. Turns out that even the pro's with many years of experience are getting blanks for weeks in a row now. Except during night time, then the occasional flatfish will pop up from time to time, but nothing big enough to even drop in the hot pan. It's been hot and dry weather for months now (heat wave) and it's affecting the fish too big time. Hopefully some rain will fall from the sky soon, with a good drop in temperatures too. Doesn't have to get cold by all means, but NORMAL weather would be fun for a change. LOL
PS: Belgium here.
Cheers.
i like using the gulp sandworm when I'm fishing from rocks (in rhode island) that has always been great for me
Brotha this is the best basic fishing video I have seen. And I’ve seen hours of videos lol. Great job browski
as always, excellent video and solid advice broseph. Im commenting in the middle of the video, so forgive me if you end up mentioning something about this! It's also good to look for birds, as they're a good indicator of baitfish. This isn't always true, and they may try to snatch your bait, but I've had great luck catching feeding specs from underneath them.
Wish I seen this video when I started fishing!! Some great advice!!
A great way to start is to watch what others are catching. Then use a small hook with small bait, or a sabiki rig and see what bait is biting. A cast net works as well but if you know what bait is around you can be sure there game fish are around and it can help you with lure choice.
I'd like to say I'm experienced in angling but I've only been fishung salt water for 5 years not including surf , but I was at Holden beach, NC in the surf at low tide (tidal pools and bars) about 6:30ish ,it was late July water temp was about 76F I was using a light action 8'6" and 8lb fluorocarbon, I was using a drop shot rig with a freshwater blue gill Berkeley ribbed swim bait that was 3" and I would get a bite every cast and a hook up every other cast , I stood in waste deep water and would jig it off the floor parallel to the beach and it seemed to work well
Thats badass I been wondering where you're from. Everytime i watch a video im like, man he's gotta be close to corpus somewhere lol love the vids bro, im actually heading down to cc to fish this next weekend keep slayin brother! Tight lines!
Living in CC definitely changed my fishing life haha
Just Matt cc as in Corpus Christi ?? 🤔
I live in South Louisiana and Man I’d love to see you do some murky water marsh fishing videos and what Lures and soft plastics to use. I love the channel
This really helped alot thanks very much I have been throwing lures without one single catch but from the video I have seen now I know where my problem lies
Spot on add low pressure weather systems and wind direction I use a double shade multi color tipped with a small price of shrimp and keep a log of every trip wind temp time of year watching your video it shows your experience a few yards either way possible nothing well done great video young man
good video. only thing is its good for the beginner to actually see the lures your talking about. a good visual with good info. very good sir...
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As an experienced angler I'd like to say I found that magic lure....🔥😎
Great video Thresher. I have a tip for beginners, how about throwing a popping cork. I feel that's a great option. Kids, beginners and even myself like to see that cork plunge underwater.
The one thing that has never let me down was a pop' in cork!(Cajun for the brand) and 30 pound mono litter( no particular brand) and a (D.O.A shrimp)depending on the color of water , use different colors . for y'all that live in Texas,Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Those are waters that I've had success in with this set up. Or live shrimp 🐟🐟
Nice info man. I am an avid bass fisherman from Ky. I come to the gulf every year and really hit it hard fishing when we come down every year. Like everyday 5am and most nights for a few hours. Had a few nice fish last year in late September. Really looking to this year as I have learned a lot and have bought a ton of new lures. I usually catch and filet and cooler it for my entire trip haha.
Superseding fishing tip:
"you don't know, if you don't go"
-me
Keep doing what your doing, loving all the 'shows'
Definitely felt the pain fishing for reef donkeys! Great fighting fish that really puts a hurting on you especially when they get to the 30lb+ class!
Awesome vid. Helped me catch my first sea trout on artifical in a creek i have fished for years with little luck with lures. Thanks
I dig this style of instructional video man. Very nice.
Cheers.
Just found your channel. Out in CCTX and thinking of going fishing. Thanks for the helpful video! Love it!!
Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your informative and entertaining videos.
Great video man! I'm from Corpus corpus to and can't wait to get out there and try these new tips!
Hi, I too am from corpus christi and fish the area, one type of lure we have been having success with is the Paul Brown Lures - Broken backs
Hi great job on the video thanks really enjoyed it 🐟
even dead shrimp but sometimes that catch you stuff that you do not want and some of the fish down here can hurt you, excellent video by the way
...Fresh Dead Shrimp....
Nice video, very informative. Favorite fishing RUclipsr.
Your videos are greath Thresher! This one is very informative and helpful to those that are learning. Keep it up!
Thanks amigo.
there has to be fish to catch fish....... wow your a f****** genius never would have thought of that thank you so much
Hey I’m a big time fisherguy I know how to catch them things all day long all you need is a 12 gauge muffler pipe to take the master cylinder thru the pito tubes in all your magazines then you click the mouse on your spool to resemble a dying turn signal so do the spinners can make a full turn around the spindle. That’s all you need to catch the big ones and don’t forget the red dot shifting grunt.
From my own personal experience everything you said is %100 correct.
my favorite bait for bull redfish is a eater Blue crab cut in half. I cut off its spike with pliers then I take my gomagotsu circle hook and put it through the hole. my weight is a 2 Oz bank sinker. line- 65 pound braid uni not to a 45 pound fluorocarbon leader
Me: *puts pole in water *
Fish: your bait is GROSS!!
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Great video! Thanks for the tips. Went out to Packery Channel last night and only caught perch and a couple bullfrog tadpoles (giants) gonna try again soon
I would love to find a spot like this , those are some pretty good size starters for us newbie saltwater fisherman
Trying to learn. This is helping. Ty
For beginners using live shrimp is the best. Once you've established a few good spots on live bait then start practicing with lures. Match the hatch
Good information like always!!!😊🛶🏔️🗺️🏝️🎣🎣
I’m so excited I’m going to the beach for about a month!!!!!!
great video and content. recently subscribed but I've been watching for a while and always hit the like. Keep up the great vids.
Hell yeah thanks mate.
Perfect !!! The fish of the day good🏝️🎣 catch amazing brother!!!
I've become addicted to top water lurers
for us here in Florida, stay away from areas with too much boat traffic
Over fished piers and causeway. Anclote, skyway(north) Howard park
What about fort de Soto?
Norton sand eels have been my go to for years...try them!
I'm going to the corpus area for fishing trip for first 3 days of spring break. I am only really gonna do like shore, wade and pier fishing. Any suggestions for where and with what?
Also, buy a fishing barometer. Changes in barometric pressure has (old wives tale) given me valuable information. Ebay has several that are relatively inexpensive and fun. Changes in weather patterns (happening all year long) can indicate times when to fish and when to stay home.
Make friends when you go fishing ! Creating a network of friends to share tips and tricks with when you go fishing. Local anglers are great sources of knowledge. Ask them questions am I'm sure they would help you out. I hope this helps.
I’m a seriously inexperienced angler. Literally brand new to it. I don’t even know how to rig a hook/lure/bait lol but I want to fish. I just moved to Pensacola and trying to figure out what to do
Great advice. The Vudu shrimp work great also
On certain shore fishing spots if im not catching anything i move onto the next spot . fish move around with tidal flow or stack up were there food is hanging around easy prey helps them to not waste there energy ....
Thank you so much for this great content/ advice keep up the good work
Sweet tips bruh! Keeping these tips in mind for next time I'm at the coast! I'm a saltwater n00b.
Thanks. Goodluck.
I can't believe you released that fish of the day, the big one. I'd have called her my dinner had I been in your shoes.
New to site and new to fishing man I need tips just went fishing in corpus this weekend and caught a few hard heads that was it! Spent all time looking for fishing spot went to see the fireworks at dolphin cove in port Aransas had a blast and saw tons of dolphins but did not catch nothin! used gulp, shrimp, and squid but only caught a few hard heads saw plenty of fish with fish finder and caught like three hard heads all weekend! Need to meet up with another fisherman who knows what he is doing to learn how to fish! If you live in my area and like to fish hook me up!! I live in san Antonio but go to padre island every month!
incoming and out going tides can be key times to fish , Also Bank fishing is ok but limited to the same spot , Kayak is stealth way to explore and sneek up on fish in other spots , Also if Kayaking wear a Life Vest . This is my tips
Very good video. Great info! Cheers!
Great vid broski
+Bobby J ty
Very informative thanks
i use two rod one with live bait d other for casting trouing lures. thanks for the tips.bro
I know you said brand doesn't matter for jigheads... but I've found bass assassin to be the best they use a little larger hooks then other jigheads of the same design and weight... also the best type of bass assassin in the chartreuse screw lock jigheads
today is my first day fishing and I'm catching 2 catfish that half kg each.. what a beautiful feeling
Good video , up the road at Rockport. Tight Lines.
Video is very much good. I like.
Good stuff bro! You're getting pretty good at the RUclips! Cool to see your stuff evolve. Tight lines.
For a beginner popping cork and curly tail helps
Awesome tips man thanks