Poached Striped Bass
No, this isn’t a recipe post—it leaves a far worse taste in my mouth.
In this week’s episode, the guys break down plastic-lipped swimmers—one of the most reliable lure categories for striped bass surf fishing.
Maybe I should do it. Maybe I won’t. And maybe that means I’m missing out on something great.
In this episode, we sit down with surfcaster Pete Lajoie for a wide-ranging conversation built on years of chasing striped bass across diverse fisheries.
If you’re trying to improve with a particular tactic, scenario, or lure, putting yourself in position to succeed with it—even in small ways—can make all the difference.
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.
This is because the moon phases and day length drive everything so hard, that if often overrides cold temperatures…
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!
On this week’s podcast episode (S3 E15), Sand Beach Bait: Transient vs. Resident Forage, we dive into an idea I reference often in my surfcasting discussions: the difference between transient and resident baitfish. In this episode, we specifically apply it to bait and a sand beach, but it’s a framework I regularly use when thinking about striped bass movements throughout the season.
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.
If you get too caught up on the stuff you “have” to have, you end up having to work more to afford to fish, and then ultimately miss out on the most important thing you MUST have to be successful: time on the water.