Do you walk the beaches for hours working jetty to jetty, rip to rip, rock pile to rock pile, making cast after cast%3F Do you spend dark nights with eyes glued to a light-stick attached to the tip of your bait rod%3F If so, you my friend are a Die-Hard Surf Angler. Die-Hard%E2%80%99s possess an inherent knowledge of the shoreline and pride themselves on landing fish that make any boat angler %E2%80%9Cgreen with envy%E2%80%9D. Die-Hard Surf Anglers fish with the best equipment, and this is why we designed Penn Guide Surf Rods. Penn Guide Surf Rods feature Fuji guides, cork tape grips, high-modulus graphite blanks, distinctive wraps, as well as tapers and actions designed just for the surf. Available in both spinning and conventional models. Check these out on your next visit to the shop...
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Surf fishing today was uneventful today the wind the water was dirty and the wind was blowing some even put on sweatshirts. There were only a few croaker taken this morning. The crabs were picking the bait a lot so take out floats aka surf balls. Not to many people were out fishing.
1st time freshwater report: Dave and his wife Amy thought they would have a change of pace today and do a little fresh water fishing, so they loaded up %E2%80%9CMow Fishin%E2%80%9D and put her in the back of the truck and headed up Rt. 175 to the mill pond, armed with bull head minnows with started casting out in the algae infested water of the mill pond, right off the bat they got a hit then another it turned out to be a fun productive day.
Inshore today a few more croaker caught at Memorial Park. This afternoon Queen Sound was the best croaker spot after only picking up a few this morning the bite really picked up around 2pm-4pm using squid and minnows. Thats it for today...
%09Surf fishing today was uneventful today the wind the water was dirty and the wind was blowing some even put on sweatshirts. There were only a few croaker taken this morning. The crabs were picking the bait a lot so take out floats aka surf balls. Not to many people were out fishing.
1st time freshwater report: Dave and his wife Amy thought they would have a change of pace today and do a little fresh water fishing, so they loaded up %E2%80%9CMow Fishin%E2%80%9D and put her in the back of the truck and headed up Rt. 175 to the mill pond, armed with bull head minnows with started casting out in the algae infested water of the mill pond, right off the bat they got a hit then another it turned out to be a fun productive day.
Inshore today a few more croaker caught at Memorial Park. This afternoon Queen Sound was the best croaker spot after only picking up a few this morning the bite really picked up around 2pm-4pm using squid and minnows. Thats it for today...
