EPISODES

It’s that time of year again: Toby and Jerry open up and give you a glimpse of their plans for the 2026 fishing season.

Our annual tradition continues, as we welcome back the MAN himself, John Skinner to discuss a variety of topics including what he considers one of the most critical aspects to his success in the surf.

If you’ve ever said, “they’re here, but they won’t eat,” this episode’s for you!

This week the guys dive into a surfcasting topic you rarely hear discussed: transient vs. resident baitfish on open sand beaches. If you fish the sand, this is a perspective that can change the way you read the beach.

When it comes to the rod and reel – two of the most important tools in surf fishing – where is your money best spent?

This week the guys kick things off by officially announcing a new feature of The Surfcast Podcast—a weekly blog called In The Wash. From there, they dive into a question they hear all the time: How can I become a better, more consistent surfcaster if I can only fish two nights a week? While they only scratch the surface, the conversation lays a strong foundation for improving success in the surf—no matter how limited your time on the water may be.

The guys are back with another edition of Surf Association, a regular segment and a fan favorite. If you’ve never heard it before, get ready for one of the most entertaining segments of the show!

On this special bonus episode of The Surfcast Podcast, the guys sit down with returning guest Steve McKenna to talk about the lost art of fishing the eel bob.

In this edition of the podcast, the guys return to the “four plug” format and challenge each other to pick their top-lures for fishing around spearing/silversides. What do they think is their best bet at landing the largest striper when they’re feeding on this relatively small – but very common – bait? Tune in to find out.

After a spirited conversation about spring largemouth bass diversions, the guys pivot to one of the most debated topics in

On this week’s episode, the guys sit down with Richard Troxler to break down the art of fishing bridges for

So you think “striped bass surf fishing conditions” must include rough waves, strong winds, and heavy currents? What if we