Well, I saw the surf forecast and decided to get out and hit a beach looking for some grinners before the surf turned up. I didn't go to the beach I was planning on since my back was still jacked from Tuesday night's fishing, but it was worth the shot.
Got to the beach at 8pm. First of the BIG THREE hits the sand withing 30 minutes.... and all three by the time I left at 11:00
Big Three BAIT STEALERS
Moray Eel (two of them for the evening total)
Lobster (only one, but had them eating the crap out of my baits)
Bass (Two of them and lost 2 more.)
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I had one screamer that took about a two second run before dropping it otherwise.
Some grass, but fishable.
waves got BIG as the night went on. I doubt I would have been able to land or release a nice shark in that crap. Waves would look good at 2-3 and normal, then turn to 6+ and POUND the surfline. Friggand crazy stuff, but I would have found a way.
Alright Shark Hunters... Lets get some more grinners on the sand!
Nice try on the teaser text last night. Saw it when I woke up. Knew there was more to the story
The surf was pounding last night, I had no room to set my rod holder into the sand. At least you got some action, all I got was a butterfly ray. I'll be hitting the sand again real soon. ;)