SURF PERCH FISHING & SET UP For Beginners ** SEASIDE, OREGON

GEAR
Rod - Okuma Rockaway Surf Rod 12'
Reel - Okuma 6000 Surf Spinning Reel
Line - 20lb Braid
Leader- 15lb Flourocarbon
Hooks- Eagle Claw Bait Keeper
Size 2 & 4
Bait. Gulp Sandworms
Camo and New Penny colors
Waders - HighNDry Boot Waders
Creel Bag- Fishfield
Camera - GoPro 8
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[@Tesslabeachfishing]

Check out Scott's "lhigh low" leader building video on our Tessla TV channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5fUn3ihnNWpkKssi=4yR4C99vtmEl1JOm

[@hookedonfishing.6021]

Thanks for listing your gear in the description. Very helpful!

[@uncledelaney3677]

Headed to seaside in April for a week. Good info on it being shallow for a ways out and the pyramid weight. I was planning discs

[@drewandcharlie7583]

I dont worry about holding the bottom while surf perch fishin. I like a slow reel with a 3oz flat sand sinker.

[@hookedonfishing.6021]

Agree I actually prefer sand weights. I will use pyramids if strong rip tides or sale my sand weights catch the current and carry my gear to the far right or left

[@F-N-C]

Nice! Ever fish central Oregon? I surf fish the Florence area a lot with great success.

[@Tesslabeachfishing]

We went to Newport for Crabbing but have not fished Perch yet. thanks for watching and your comment !

[@MyOutdoorPage]

Fishing this weekend at Seaside !

[@Tesslabeachfishing]

Have fun!

[@FinesseFisherman]

Good video man, The perch in my pic is from Rockaway beach.

[@davidcohen7106]

I lived in Oregon for a few years. I learned how to fish for wild trout in creeks and streams

[@Tesslabeachfishing]

thank you for watching

[@jdm4lyf173]

Vid on how to tie this rig plz

[@richardc2803]

Look for Surf Perch Rig Set Up For Beginners ...it's on the Tess TV page.

[@Tesslabeachfishing]

I have a rigging video on my lifestyle channel called Tess TV. Tess TV Surf Perch How To Rig. thanks for your feedback !

[@richardc2803]

Found the link to the surf perch rigging. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5fUn3ihnNWpkKs

[@drewandcharlie7583]

Man so many people fish with the gulp worms and i have had zero luck with em. I use clam necks and cut razor clams. A lotta people use lures too but the heaviest ones they have are 5/8oz. I usually use 3oz with bait. I prefer to use my 9ft rod but i have an 11ft one that casts a lil further. Either way i dont understand how you can cast far enough with a lure

[@hookedonfishing.6021]

Gulp sandworms, paddle tail grubs work,. Sand fleas in the surf work too. Lures could cast further with some split shot or a Carolina rig with a one ounce egg sinker.

[@richardc2803]

The sandworms work great when the fish are there. I fish an area for 15 mins. If no bites move down the beach til I find them. I saw a guy using a high low rig but instead of sandworms he had two rooster tail spinners. And he was catching fish. I think the fish will bite on many lures and baites if they are where you are good info on clam necks and lures. Thanks for that

[@kevinjohnson7621]

Only 2 hooks are allowed in Washington State

[@hookedonfishing.6021]

More hooks are better but gotta keep it legal.

[@ericsprado4631]

What sort of swivel do you use ????

[@tesslatv6105]

Hi ! thanks for watching our video ! I'm not using a swivel. I tie a uni to uni knot connecting the main line to the leader. that way, I can pass the knot through the rod eyelets and cast farther