04-15-2008, 11:04 PM
That is a nice smooth reel you have[
] Look for where the waves start to break the surf. You want to try to get just past where 2 waves start beside each other. If you see the waves breaking the same place all the time that where to shoot for. During the incoming and out going tides are the best time to fish. But what the heck...any time fishing is a better day then working..haha. Depending on what kind of bait you are using depends on how you rig up your line. A 4oz. tri-angled sinker is the best as it will not roll in the surf as bad. The best all around rig I use is the sinker on bottom and your bait line about 15" up from that. But also try putting your bait about 30" past your sinker so it floats in the surf. Hope the helps a little as there is a ton of stuff we could wite on this subject. GOOD LUCK!!!
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] Look for where the waves start to break the surf. You want to try to get just past where 2 waves start beside each other. If you see the waves breaking the same place all the time that where to shoot for. During the incoming and out going tides are the best time to fish. But what the heck...any time fishing is a better day then working..haha. Depending on what kind of bait you are using depends on how you rig up your line. A 4oz. tri-angled sinker is the best as it will not roll in the surf as bad. The best all around rig I use is the sinker on bottom and your bait line about 15" up from that. But also try putting your bait about 30" past your sinker so it floats in the surf. Hope the helps a little as there is a ton of stuff we could wite on this subject. GOOD LUCK!!![signature]