Well it’s been only a week since my last local surf fishing report and we are clearly due for another. What’s been biting? Everything! The best time of year for surf fishing is now for both quality and quantity. Big corbina...
The summertime bite has begun in San Diego! Today, I’ll be giving a surf fishing report and summarizing what’s been happening in the San Diego surf fishing scene. We’ll talk about the overall conditions, what’s been biting, and what we should...
Ever heard the term, “sea foam”? Sea foam, or, “spume” is yet another ocean phenomenon that occurs naturally and regularly. If you’ve ever been walking down the beach or even out for a swim, you might have noticed some thick, bubbly,...
There are a few things you can’t predict when it comes to checking the conditions for surf fishing. Current is one of those, and it’s a big one. Have you ever showed up to your favorite fishing spot and the current...
Can You Surf Fish at Night? Surf fishing at night can be quite productive and a lot of fun if you know what you’re doing. There are a few things you’ll want to check on before you head out, but yes,...
Looking for a surf fishing rod and reel combo that’ll get the job done but won’t break the bank? You’re in luck. But first, you might want to consider not purchasing a rod and reel combo. I know that sounds counterintuitive,...
Red Tide Tracker Article Table of Contents Most Recent Red Tide In San Diego The most recent red tide in Southern California began by mostly affecting San Diego County, but now is affecting Orange County and certain parts of LA County....
The 2024 season is upon us and a couple species are off to a really strong start. With overall air and water temperatures being much nicer (warmer) than the last two years, I’m expecting a more “normal” spring and summer than...
I grew up surf fishing almost exclusively with sand crabs. For nearly an entire year, that’s what I did. I learned the method and tried to master it. As time went on, I began branching out and trying new baits to...
Southern California’s sandy beaches come alive in the warmer months with corbina, spotfin croaker, guitarfish, and other prized surf species prowling the skinny water for sand crabs. These fish cruise just feet from shore, often in water so shallow their backs...
