Bonus Season
There is something about knowing that the calendar is working against you, that the opportunities to get out and do what you’ve spent so many months doing are quickly dwindling, that makes every fish feel a little more special.
There is something about knowing that the calendar is working against you, that the opportunities to get out and do what you’ve spent so many months doing are quickly dwindling, that makes every fish feel a little more special.
The guys tackle a bold statement this week: Confidence is the single most important factor in surfcasting success.
As the online hellscape and AI make it impossible to even know what’s real anymore, and with us now knowing how important releasing fish healthy is, do accurate measurements even matter anymore?
In this special bonus episode, Dave Anderson of The Fisherman Magazine joins the guys for another installment in their ongoing series on fishing glide baits in the surf for striped bass.
Everyone has a favorite high-tide or low-tide spot, but have you ever considered targeting a location that fishes best at mid-tide?
For those of you who are too far removed from high school math and science class to recall, the title reads “Shads are greater than or equal to bucktails.”
What do you get when you throw 25 surf plugs into a randomizer and then give the guys $25 to build their surf bag? The Fall Plug Bag Draft.
As many of you know- and maybe many of you don’t- I basically despise these things. I just hate them out of principle. They’re dumb.
In this episode, the guys tackle a very simple, but very important topic: what they think the proper drag setting is for surfcasting for stripers.
I am saying this just as much to myself as I am you, the listener of The Surfcast Podcast: now is no time to let down your guard and take it easy in the surf.
The time has come to announce the winner of The Surfcast Podcast Fall Run Giveaway.
Do your surf fishing habits get “soft” as the season drags on into the eleventh hour? See why the guys think this is a common pattern of surfcasters and how they (sometimes) are able to combat it.