Surf Fishing & Catching Sand Crabs In Redondo / Torrance Beach

[@DB-py9zh]

I recommend using the sand crabs with the soft shells, that’s how I had the most luck. You could also try throwing a lucky craft jerk bait, those work well for nice halibut.

[@Fishing_Fables]

thank you! will try those for sure!

[@dennismelendez3266]

Go smaller on the sand crabs w/ the c-rig. 3-4 on a hook and you’ll get some sweet bites 😀

[@Fishing_Fables]

great advice, will try thank you!

[@TojiZenin3956]

I recommend you use lighter gear. You look like you catching tuna. Go 6'6 or 7 ft Medium light using 1/2 oz Carolina rig.

[@Fishing_Fables]

Thank you so much!!!! 😊

[@edcastillo4456]

Trust me when I tell you this…..bigger is not better when using sand crabs. The ideal size is no bigger than your pinky or ring finger nail, with size 4 or 6 circle hook, snelled.Set up a high/low rig and they will set the hook themselves.

[@Fishing_Fables]

Thank you for the tip!! Will try next time!

[@CPTLGNZ]

where did you get that crab basket net?

[@Fishing_Fables]

got that from dick's sporting good!

[@Fishing_Fables]

www.dickssportinggoods.com/p/tsunami-sand-flea-rake-22tsuutssndflrkxxfac/22tsuutssndflrkxxfac?recid=Product_PageElement_product_rr_1_56794_&rrec=true

[@fishingXhobby]

I catch sandcrabs with my hands😊

[@Fishing_Fables]

Thats awesome! I haven't tried with my hands yet but maybe next time :)

[@tayspresso]

Did you eat sand 🦀? Lol

[@Fishing_Fables]

lol

[@anthonygee7198]

What a waste of my time. He only caught a tan and sand crabs

[@Fishing_Fables]

Sorry to disappoint you on this! Learning to surf fish and will put a better one next time!