23 thoughts on “Surf Fishing Spots – The Hunt For Access – A Spot Whore's Guide to Finding Good Fishing Spots

  1. Jason yo says:

    don’t want to know all that words means don’t want to be a specialist for the tides, just want to find a place not too bad for surf fishing, why u poster makes it so hard

  2. Andrew Gallo says:

    Informative, concise, tactful, and generous. I'd drive to Virginia from Levittown, PA where i reside to get a days worth of time picking your brain man!! I've been putting my time in, when I have time as my closest shoreline is an hrs drive. I fish alone being a 33 yr old unmarried guy that works alone everyday remodeling as a carpenter. Maybe someday our footprints we temporarily leave in the sand will cross paths

  3. toomany hobbies says:

    Mr. Troxler, your videos are simply fantastic. Having lost my boat during hurricane sandy, I had pretty much dropped out of the sport, of fishing. After watching your videos and getting a better understanding about water movement and structure, I will once again be dipping my lines into the wet stuff. Thanks for getting me back into the game.

  4. Andrew Gallo says:

    thank you, I've been a freshwater fisher my whole life however I recently tried to get into some saltwater fishing off the beach as I'm about an hour away from the nearest beach in Jersey as a PA resident. I've been all about a half dozen times with no success I'm beginning to lose patience any tips or pointers thanks for your steadfast a Dedication 4 Fishing

  5. Seymour Lebowitz says:

    By watching your videos I continue to learn.. Great information…. You are going to make the sport of fishing for me more enjoyable and more productive !!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. SY…

  6. EM says:

    Thank you for the videos Rich. I've watched all of them several times and it has helped my fishing significantly. I'm hoping you can help me with a question about tide versus current. In many places the current doesn't stop moving until 1-3 hours after high tide (low tide too, but we'll use high tide for this scenario). According to the NOAA website the water level at Jones Inlet starts to go down right after high tide on August 18 at 8:02am. Yet, according to the NOAA website, the current keeps coming in until 9:54am. My question is: How can the water level be going down when the current is still coming in? Any thoughts on this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks again! Enrico

  7. GF Ortiz says:

    Awesome video one doesn't realize what tool are available to use until someone points them out. You mentioned you crossed into another state do you need to acquire a license to fish that state or do you even need a license to fish the ocean?

  8. scott becker says:

    Rich thanks for posting these informative videos. I realize it takes a lot of effort and time to put these together and I do appreciate it.
    As for the video, that place you mention with snakes … Yeah I would have been out of there after seeing the first one!!!
    Will there be a follow up video of some more fish being caught at one of these places???
    Thanks again!

  9. csralumni says:

    Rich, I am one of the many who are grateful that you're sharing your knowledge. Thanks and enjoy the kayak fishing. May you get towed by many big fish!

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