How Tide and Wind Affect Pier Fishing

[@bigtoe0341]

I’ve been getting skunked at the pier since I moved in to this area. Thanks for the explanation.

[@tysonkahler]

Nice! Very helpful, short and to the point! Thank you!

[@arawtgabi]

Great quick tutorial. I never knew the effect. Thanks

[@NoLimitsFishing1]

Thank you for the advice 🙏

[@Saltstrong]

Sure thing!

[@theunderdawg9773]

Planning to fish of the beach tomorrow, this helped!

[@GUILLERMOJGARZON]

Thanks so much for this good video full of tips.

[@THEADVENTURECHANNEL11]

Great video. On m way to the Sunshine Skyway and Anna Maria areas next week.

[@gonepostal1995]

Really great video and info. Thanks for sharing.

[@connordungan9792]

ayyy i got the same fish poster that you show over your left shoulder in my bedroom!

[@Saltstrong]

👍

[@jelly_fishing]

Great overview !!! Thx

[@hmanone1063]

Great video! Question...what about winds and current that oppose each other? Which to fish by? Thanks

[@AngryGumball]

Stumbled upon this after getting skunked for the first time on fishing a rising tide. For the past several months my friend and I have had consistent fishing results fishing on a rising tide at a local wharf. Last night, we were greeted by a "small craft advisory" and had plenty of off shore winds blasting us in the faces the entire time. My friend caught 1 bullhead/sculpin and that was about it. We normally are pulling in 20+ each on a night. Could the offshore winds have negatively impacted our fishing experience?

[@12ozElephant]

Hey Salt Strong crew. Can you do a video on rigs for rocky inlets and avoiding snags?

[@lesrinehart933]

Wind from the east fish bite the least wind from the west fish bite the best wind from the north few sailors set forth wind from the south means fishes in my mouth

[@tentingaroundflorida]

Okaloosa island pier is how it's spelled. I live here

[@gagegames5029]

Im a local, but why top water fishing only at the end of the pier in fort walton

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[@harrisoncarter9187]

I like ya cut g