You asked, and we delivered. After plenty of listener requests, this week the guys devote an entire episode to one of surfcasting’s most talked-about topics: spots. Oh, and yes—the episode title is an homage to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Jimmy Fee returns to the podcast to discuss what it really takes to become a true big-fish hunter in today’s striped bass fishery.
If you’ve ever wanted to try it, this episode has the most information to date about the important elements of active chunking the surf.
You ask, we answer. Our 2026 installment of listener questions concludes with part two!
You ask, we answer. Our 2026 installment of listener questions starts now with this two-part episode. Look for the part 2 next week!
Whether you’re looking to unlock new spots or gain a deeper understanding of how striped bass relate to rocky structure, this episode is packed with practical insights for surfcasters of every experience level.
This episode is about taking ownership of your presentation through rigging, and understanding how a few simple changes to hooks, weights, and hardware can make any lure do exactly what you need it to do, where you need it to do it.
You might think casting right at where the fish are is “the move,” but the guys would argue you’re wrong.
Whether you call them breachways, outflows, inlets, or drains, the channels connecting the open ocean to the backwaters are some of the most reliable and predictable spots on the Striper Coast.
This week, the guys dive into the mental side of surf fishing — how a bad mood or headspace can make or break a night on the beach.
On this special interview episode of the podcast, we have long-time Surfcaster’s Journal author Al Albano on to talk about fishing the back bays of Long Island. It’s full of great tips that can be used up and down the Striper Coast.
It’s not always what it seems. Sometimes the fishing seems like it will be a disaster- and it’s incredible. Sometimes,