The following tip is from Jersey Joe from the Outdoorsmen's Voice. Check out their website - The Outdoorsmens Voice
READING THE BEACH FOR STRUCTURE
Written by Jersey Joe on Sunday, October 13, 2013
I think the toughest part of surf fishing is reading the beach and figuring out where the fish will be. Here are a few things that I look for when walking the beach looking for a spot to set up.
- -Any kind of surface action, birds or bait fish
- -Lot's of clam shells on the beach
- -Any points sticking out further than the rest of the beach
- -Signs on the dunes or fences left by other fishermen
- -Steeper drop offs from the beach to the water
- -Patterns in tides and waves to find where sand bars
- and sloughs are located
- -Any inlets, jetty's, or piers that may offer
- structure for fish
What do look for when searching for a spot to fish in the surf?
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