March and April are probably the best months for Surf Fishing at NSB. Also that is the best time of year to catch the Trophy Blacktip Sharks! Thanks for Watching!!

The Fin-nor offshore 9500 would be a better choice if you are actually using that much drag. Thanks for Watching!!

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It allows my wife to use them to catch the big sharks with her fighting belt. Thanks for Watching!!

We don’t own a 8500 size reel but Thanks For Watching!!

@@koreanfishingwife8766 10-4. Enjoyed the video.

Yes, and there have definitely been a lot of sand fleas this year. Thanks for Watching!!

I thought with the good conditions and all the sand fleas she was able to catch, she would have done a lot better. We were lucky to get this trip in before the storm but you have been doing very good at the river! Especially with the big bluefish and flounder!

If the ocean is fishable,l will always try first but with all the bait in the river have been getting bites

She actually had a good day considering the rough surf and strong current.

She loves surf fishing! Thanks for Watching!!

Hopefully the conditions will allow us to get more trips in the coming weeks. Thanks again for watching!!

The hurricane season has been quite so far but they predicted a record year. So August and September could be tough months to get to the beach but maybe we get lucky?

Hope so,they haven't even made repairs from 2 years ago on many stairs

We only used the GoPro chest mount one time, so we were very lucky to get this footage!!

Both, but especially the saltwater. The only thing I rinse on my BG reels is the line roller, Thanks for Watching!!

We fish by ourselves but we might see you at the beach one day, Thanks for Watching!!

Hopefully the storms stay away and we get some good conditions for July, Thanks for Watching!!

The Black Drum definitely saved the trip

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They were all small which makes them much harder to unhook! You have been doing really good at the river with the big Bluefish and Jacks👍

Lucky that bluefish never cut line,l had a catfish that swallowed the hook and when l put the pliers into the mouth l got spiked

She has caught a lot of Big Sharks on our channel, Thanks again for Watching!!

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We always get the hook out and make sure the shark swims away, Thanks for Watching!!

We will make some adjustments to be more prepared for the Tarpon on our next trip. Have a great Memorial Day!

I think both Tarpon may have been in the 100lb range? Which might explain why they never started jumping, both fish were only 25 yards out when they picked up the baits!

I know you have one video with the tarpon catch and release, have you had any other hookups

Yes we hooked one with our 8’ Shimano Teramar and BG 5000 that I fought for 45 minutes! The hook popped out when I grabbed the leader right at the edge of the surf and we got the video on our channel.

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It was definitely a very skinny looking Bluefish!!

You are right I think that strange fish she snagged was a Atlantic Bumper Fish. I thought you were talking about the Bluefish because they are usually up North by the middle of May

Yes, the park is a much better place to fish. The crowds of people this year are already at record levels and summer hasn’t even started!

​@@koreanfishingwife8766I will definitely keep that in mind! Thanks for the reply!

Yes, the NSB side of the park

We used to bring some fish home but haven’t done that in over 7-8 years. We usually fish over 7 hours and are to tired to clean and cook any fish. We also pack very lightly with just one small cooler, you have a good day as well and thanks again for Watching!!

@@koreanfishingwife8766 Thanks for the reply.

She missed at least 3 huge strikes because she was catching the sand fleas! Plus the Shark took her last fish and our rig but she was excited to get a bigger Pompano

The reel is fine but a 6ft Tarpon from the beach is asking to much of the BG 5000! I have our Quantum Cabo 80 set up for the 8ft Teramar and will be using it this summer, Thanks for Watching!!

​@@koreanfishingwife8766, thanks for replying. So you recommend going with a 6000 BG for inshore Tarpons on life bite ?

I would just get the BG 8000 because it is only 1/2 ounce heavier than the BG 6500 but has the larger spool. They are the exact same reels so getting the larger spool on the BG 8000 for only 1/2 ounce is the way to go. We have a video on our channel where we actually got a big beach tarpon on our 2nd BG 8000. I used the reel to wear that fish down and it easily handled the big Tarpon!

​@@koreanfishingwife8766, yeah, i saw you fighting another awesome giant inshore Tarpon, on a BG 8000. My congrats and thanks for replying once again.

She likes to catch a variety of fish even if some of them are catfish, so she had a good day! You have a great night as well and good luck on your Monday beach trip!

There were several groups that came and went during the 8 hours we were there

She had a big strike on the only sand flea she caught and that got off as well, probably a big Pompano?

Yes, the CNS park

We used to bring fish home to eat but that was a long time ago. We pack very light and our surf trips our usually 7-8 hours long and sometimes longer. We are to tired to mess with cleaning and cooking fish! Thanks for Watching!!

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Have a great day and good luck on your Surf Fishing trip!

Lol no she doesn’t

That trip was over a week ago, we are hoping to go next week but it doesn’t look good.

If you get one good day a week, you are lucky

Sadly for the past year that has been the case for us. But it’s good to see you are able to get some short trips to the beach on a daily basis 👍

Thanks, the conditions were really good and we were glad to be able to make the trip. As you well know the crowds of people at the beach for spring break are at record levels which makes it very hard to fish!

They are supposed to be very good to eat and many people do eat them. We would never do that and we make sure to get the hook out and release every shark and stingray we catch.

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