42 thoughts on “Beach Fishing Set Up: Don’t waste your money”

  1. tgutier214 says:

    new subscriber. looking for my first set up. Going to buy a daiwa saltist reel but looking for a rod now. What are the advantages of going a little longer than a 9' rod. maybe 10.5 or so? Im on the west coast sf bay area where we get big stripers. havent hit the beach scene since I was little but want to start. thank man. I havent checked out any other vids yet but will! fish on brada

  2. justkoolrayray75 says:

    One of your older vids but I will still comment. I am from the midwest and have fell in love pier fishing in Florida on my many visits and have been wanted to try surf. I have been using my cat fish and carp rigs at the pier and they work ok but the salt really beats them up. I like your set up and price point, time to put a Florida set up together and it will still do the job on the cats a and carp here.

  3. Prime Captain says:

    This was great, thanks, I been tryin to find out about "surf fishing shark bait" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of – Wenayden Xenaylee Blaster – (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my co-worker got excellent success with it.

  4. knight Shift says:

    Should've shown the line you like to use(brands) ,the way you cast, the leader/rig, the bait you like to use,the types of hook to use. Don't really have to be specific just give us a quick glimpse so people can get ideas… Keep them lines tight/ Happy fishing brotha! Shout outs from the gulf🤘😎

  5. Danny Boii says:

    I just got into surf fishing & I love it cause it’s just in me spiritually I feel like the alpha catching my own food just how mayans used to and it’s a beautiful thing cause I get away mentally you have no care in the world but what’s at the end of that line (:

  6. courtney ashley says:

    I have only been surf fishing one time I loved it I was in the Carolinas on the outer banks best 4 days of my life

    Love this format look forward to more gonna try to find a spot to go surf fishing again

  7. Donna Davis says:

    Yes! helpful! what about the kinds of hooks and bait? I only tried surf fishing once about 15 years ago on the coast near Indian Harbour beach – so glad I was reminded of this.

  8. Fishin The 910 says:

    Says don't waste your money, suggests a $330-440 set up for surf fishing, you're not serious are you? Get you a Penn Squadron II Surf Rod for $50-80 depending on size and then a Penn Battle II 5000-6000 for about $120. You can get two for the price of the one he suggests. And for you once a year beach vacationers, buy an ugly stik setup from Walmart for about $100, and that includes the rod & reel.

  9. weinderdog1184 says:

    There's nothing like it. I recently rediscovered my love of fishing, did my first surf fishing last month and I'm obsessed. I wade out into the water and feel the waves crash into me while I got a f in gutter on the line, it really makes you become one with nature and appreciate everything around you. I imagine it's what religious people feel like when they hear god talking to them or something.

  10. c allen says:

    Do you ever have to electrical tape your reel seat screw? I have found that catfish and sturgeon fishing I have to tape my reel seat tightening screw because they back off during hard fights and some of the vibrations of a heavy river.

  11. Vinny Russo says:

    I have been surf fishing since I was a child and it’s in my blood now I will never stop. Born and raised on Long Island and love the south shore open beaches from Montauk to Long Beach. I live in Ocean City MD now and fish the open beach a lot here also. Love the vids you guys do keep em coming I subscribed and like the Anglers hat I shop there often lol Tight Lines!!!

  12. Balaji Saravanan says:

    When you say invest more in shimanos and also your saying you broke it thrice there is a contradiction…I think its smart to go for cheap stuff… Take a look at locals channels from south East asia they are catching beasts with unbranded cheap stuffs….Angling is purely based on skills not expensive set-ups…

  13. robbie krause says:

    Very helpful video. Is there a huge difference in using a 10" rod. Just recently got one. I do a lot of bass fishing from a kick boat so I'm used to smaller rods. Really excited to get something out of the sea though.

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