Full Fish On 2024 Seminar Surfcasting An Ever Change Fishery

Finn Hawley presented "Surfcasting An Ever Changing Striped Bass Fishery" for the 2024 Fish On Seminar Series. In this seminar, Finn takes you through his philosophy on consistently catching big striped bass in an ever-changing fishery.
Gear:
Poombah Plugs SBH Series
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Van Staal VSX2-Bail-Less-Spinning-Reel
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Century Stealth Series Surf Spinning Rods
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Century Rods The Weapon Spinning Rod
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Lamiglas Carbon Surf Rod
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Gear Up Surfcasting-2-Tube-Surf-Bag
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Yo-Zuri Hydro Pencil
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No Live Bait Needed 8" Jigheads
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No Live Bait Needed Paddle Tail, 8"
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Seaguar Fluorocarbon Blue Lable
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Gravity Tackle GT Eels
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Tactical Anglers Power Clips
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Spro Power Swivels
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Website: www.stripedbasshunt.com/

[@beau4129]

One of my favorites!! Tons of passion and knowledge THANK YOU sir.

[@tattoohiggins1]

Hey Finn, just got into surf fishing this year after working on a jobsite in Manchester by the sea. Just curious what you use as far as a rig when your fishing live eels, like as far as weights and what not. I’m going down a rabbit hole with your videos and I feel like I hit the jackpot in finding someone with your kind of knowledge especially someone who fishes my area

[@dman_gonefishing]

Great job Finn!! Nice presentation well delivered... Tight Lines

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks I really appreciate it!

[@nickcappetti1103]

as someone who lives in jersey and in school right now, thank you so much for making this available to us on youtube! I would have loved to go in person!! hope to get out on a guide trip with you one time. Tight Lines!

[@StripedBassHunt]

No problem I new it would be tough for people to come mid week. That’s why I filmed it. We will make it happen!

[@bassfishingireland]

Really enjoyed that Finn, clear and concise and very well presented 👍🎣

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks I really appreciate it!

[@MrPoseidonSays]

Way to go buddy. You nailed it. Very nice presentation! Let’s Go!

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks Mr.P

[@heyjoejp]

Outstanding. Such a great guy.

[@patch2578]

Awesome! Thanks for posting

[@churchwood5016]

Good motivation for the coming season. Nice job, you did!🙌

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks!

[@larrymatzinger5290]

great job as usual I miss watching your KZbin videos. You are becoming a very polished presenter keep up the good work,

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks I really appreciate it!

[@wfp537]

Great presentation, I have been using live eels for many years , one of the best ways that I have found to handle them and get them on the hook is with a scotch brite pad.

[@pteixeira1980]

Very good seminar

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks!

[@El_Mayo_Da_Pilot]

Great presentation 👏

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks!

[@robertyacoub9705]

Great stuff Finn. I have a question. In those bubble weed cover rocks, what you called a rocky reef, you’re holding the fish at the water’s edge or outside it. How deep was the water caught those fish in? Was it always deep spots or were they shallow? Are you out standing on a rock to reach deeper water or casting among and between the rocks around you? I ask because I have a similar area here and have not even begun to explore it yet, but curious what my expectations should be, how far I need to cast, what to use, etc. I have not wetsuited but would consider it. Definitely not able to climb on many rocks due to age and condition but would wade to and fish from about waist deep barring big surf or heavy current, which would not be a problem as this spot is in mid Long Island sound.

[@StripedBassHunt]

Thanks! The water that I was fishing into was 6 feet deep. But the bass will come shallow in the rock reef areas mostly at night. I have seen them in less than 4 feet of water in a rock reef area before.