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Apr 18, 2021 11:12:04   #
Steve Mortensen Loc: Long Island N Y
 
Tips on Bass fishing from the beach

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Apr 18, 2021 11:52:47   #
Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven
 
Seen striped bass. But not stripped bass. Post pictures please.

Welcome aboard Steve M. We abuse everybody for that spellingšŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚. Especially when they refer to strippers and not stripersšŸ¤£šŸ¤£. Seen both on the beach.

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Apr 18, 2021 12:12:38   #
Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey
 
For strippers i use margaritas....for stripers, salted clam.

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Apr 18, 2021 12:36:26   #
Bass face
 
Depends on which coast your talkin about? Out here in So Cal I catch them with Luckycraft Pointer 110-115ā€™s in anchovy and sardine colors... cast out, pause for 10 seconds, reel back slowly!

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Apr 18, 2021 12:38:32   #
Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware
 
Danger25 wrote:
For strippers i use margaritas....for stripers, salted clam.


You can add bloodworms or sandworms to that this time if year if you don't mind the price. Later on add in bunker chunks

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Apr 18, 2021 14:04:49   #
CRKfish Loc: Southern New Jersey
 
There are a ton of videos on YouTube that you should check out. Start with ā€œsurfcasters journalā€ which is a YouTube channel from Long Island. They have a bunch of very good videos explaining equipment and techniques. There are plenty other how to videos on the subject. Google surf fishing and see what comes up.
Just for starters you need a surf rod at least 10 ft long for bait fishing 8-10 ft long for throwing lures. Waders would be recommended but in the summer you probably wonā€™t need them. Local bait and tackle shops can guide you on the basic things to get you started . You donā€™t need a lot to get started , so definitely do ! There is a lot to learn though, enough to keep you engaged for the rest of your life. This is an addictive thing and often it becomes the main distraction in peopleā€™s lives. people have lost jobs and wives etc. need I go on?

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Apr 18, 2021 20:54:48   #
DozerDave Loc: Port Orchard Wa.
 
Danger25 wrote:
For strippers i use margaritas....for stripers, salted clam.


Iā€™m thinkā€™n your striper bait comes with a stripper...šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļøšŸ˜œšŸŸon

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Apr 18, 2021 20:57:39   #
Danger25 Loc: Philly/ Cape may New Jersey
 
Stripper...striper...i get skunked either way

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Apr 19, 2021 08:09:19   #
Mikeinmac Loc: Central Kansas
 
Stripped or striped, either way use a pole

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Apr 19, 2021 10:02:08   #
OldNo7 Loc: South Shore LI
 
Welcome Steve from a fellow Long Islander (south shore)
As far as fishing tips the subject is broad any specific information your looking for?

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Apr 19, 2021 12:10:11   #
bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington
 
CRKfish wrote:
There are a ton of videos on YouTube that you should check out. Start with ā€œsurfcasters journalā€ which is a YouTube channel from Long Island. They have a bunch of very good videos explaining equipment and techniques. There are plenty other how to videos on the subject. Google surf fishing and see what comes up.
Just for starters you need a surf rod at least 10 ft long for bait fishing 8-10 ft long for throwing lures. Waders would be recommended but in the summer you probably wonā€™t need them. Local bait and tackle shops can guide you on the basic things to get you started . You donā€™t need a lot to get started , so definitely do ! There is a lot to learn though, enough to keep you engaged for the rest of your life. This is an addictive thing and often it becomes the main distraction in peopleā€™s lives. people have lost jobs and wives etc. need I go on?
There are a ton of videos on YouTube that you sho... (show quote)


Thanks for the tip on "Surfcasters Journal"

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Apr 19, 2021 13:10:31   #
Steve Mortensen Loc: Long Island N Y
 
Just getting started, fished off boats for years. Got drive on beach pass now retired. Either videos or reading material to put me on a successful track.

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Apr 19, 2021 15:12:00   #
USAF Major Loc: Sea Bright, NJ
 
Try Fishaholic on you tube. He has a couple striper videos shot on Long Island.

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Apr 19, 2021 15:17:44   #
VoodooBoulevard Loc: New York City
 
This time of year find yourself a spot or two in a back bay near where smaller bodies of water (creeks, springs, basins, canals, etc) empty into the bay. Stripers generally feed in these areas around dawn and dusk. For tackle I recommend a 7-8 foot rod, some light butails and trailers, and a few top water lures (pencil poppers, spooks, and various minnow style lures).

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Apr 19, 2021 16:11:04   #
dryb Loc: Sharon CT
 
If sand worms or bloodworms arenā€™t working its because there are no fish , if youā€™re catching small ones try chunk bait or do both

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