Love it. Got addicted to surf Speck fishing on Hatteras Island in the early 80s. My favorite being middle of the night on a falling tide... Pretty work.
Awsome video and good advice I'm staying in fort morgan next week for vacation and I'm fishing everyday so mabey I'll get to meet you at the store or on the surf fishing
Salt water or fresh water there is nothing that pumps the adrenaline like catching fish on top water lures. Learning to wait for the actual hit rather than reacting to the surface splashes is hard. Most beginners will react to those splashes and jerk the bait too soon trying to set a hook before a fish actually has ahold of the top water lure.
I am jealous of the variety and size of fish you can catch of the beaches down there. Up here in Oregon, all there is off the beach is surf perch and the occasional flounder.
A REQUEST Can you please try this in a video.... Bait up with Friskies soft cat treats. Watched a guy near Perdido catching pomp and ladies on every cast !!
I have a local reservoir that I fish from the bank frequently. I cast out in places I know hold fish and have minimal success. And when I go to the same areas fishing with a guide we catch fish. Because he knows the movement of bait and fish on a daily basis and I don’t. It is a matter of repetition, knowledge, and timing.
So does surf fishing a well known tourist beach(PCB for instance) that has a lot of people during the day affect the fish that will be there early morning or late evening? Will the fish mostly avoid these areas or am I over thinking?
@@braydenpaulk5079 Yeah, I don't know why most RU-vidrs don't use the bubble rig. I always have luck when no one else is even by using the straw method.
