Must Have Spoon For Surf Fishing - Artificial Lure Fishing From The Beach
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- One of the best artificial lures you can use while surf fishing is the spoon. It is versatile, easy to use, durable, affordable, and effective! I have caught more fish from the beach using a spoon over any other artificial lure that I have in my tackle box.
Of all the spoons on the market, there has been one that stands above the rest recently which is the Kastmaster by Acme Tackle Co. This spoon is highly aerodynamic which means you can efficiently cast it a long way, which is critical for surf fishing.
In this video, we show you exactly why the Kastmaster spoon is so effective and go over our setup when using it.
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I just started to use spoons for the first time it is becoming my favorite lure to catch fish from the shore.
Its a fish magnet! Welcome to better fishing days ;-)
Hands down the best lure ever kastmaster!!! Bought one before heading to beach and jetty!! Highly recommended it’s a fish finder haha
It is a beast in just about every fishing application. Its between this and a red head white body jig for finding fish in new spots
Just a suggestion. Collect your offcuts line in a little plastic bag instead of just cutting it and let it drop in the sand. Us fisherman are under immense pressure from the greenies as it is.
Good suggestion. Even better, i like to use these reusable stasher bags for a lot of stuff i carry to the beach so i can avoid the plastic bags.
I was just thinking the same, every little piece of plastic trimmings, torn up lures, etc I try to capture even if it's just in my pocket. That stuff adds up and I just think it's good manners.
- Enjoys hobby that depends entirely on a healthy ecosystem
- Makes a suggestion to improve basic stewardship
- Blames it on "the greenies"
@@mowog74 I don't blame the greenies. My apologies if my statement gave you the impression that I blame them.
@@bootsandall3612 I think "blame" is probably the wrong word, but to me it sounded like you were knocking a group of people who share a lot of the same priorities as you and me. I apologize if that wasn't what you intended (and it seems like it wasn't).
Just a tip, part of the reason you might have been broken off was the loop knot. They aren't as strong as a normal knot like the Palomar knot. And since there's a split ring, the loop knot is kinda redundant in terms of action.
Yeah, very good point. I also think my drag was a touch tight during the hook set, combined with your points, and I break off.
thanks for the view!
Also wet your knots when pulling tight
From my experience id bet the break off was more likely the Spanish Mac biting the line rather than the lure, happens a lot with the jerking motion of the lure. They're not very accurate from my experience, lost a lot of lures pier fishing for them ha.
haven't fished w/o a few Kastmasters in my tackle box in over 40yrs. For some reason they fit how I fish, fresh or saltwater. so, nice video for me. I enjoyed it a lot.
Wow, that is crazy! I've been using the kastmaster for a while, but not that long. Thanks for sharing your experience with this one.
Thank you for your support!
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Stick with sharing technique like u did here. I’ll try using a spoon again because of this video. Thx!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate the positive feedback.
Cornwall north coast U.K, I have had more fish on these lures then anything else. Try using using olive oil to shine them up before casting shinier the better especially in bright sunlight
caught my first “smack” 😅 a couple weeks ago on a silver chart rattletrap just off Holly Beach and Lake Calcasieu channel entrance. Was on a group trip/weekend with Cajun Paradise Charters. Great outfit down there and there are several other great guide outfits. Haha so yah I am promoting them but the Spanish Mackerel! Now THAT was a fun catch! They just slam it and run! I was caught totally offguard and it was so much fun.
Smack! I will probably use that from more on. Who was your guide?
That's my go to lure when striper Fishing from the beach. Works really well.
It’s the best!
I caught fish on Cast Masters in Baja, Puerta Vallarta, Tampa, it is my go-to lure when l go salt water fishing.
Nice! Thanks for the comment!
haha, just noticed I responded from my other account. Still, thanks for the comment:-)
I've used the castking silver and blue on steelhead works great
Nice! what part of the world are you fishing?
Thanks for the comment and view!
Hey Tyler, cool video just wanted to say thanks for info on Kastmaster lures. You are the only person to give the information on the weight of the lure. Everybody talks and talks but never complete details, thanks Johnnie P 😎
Thanks! So happy to hear this positive feedback! I made sure to include the weight information because i tried a bunch of different sizes and some sizes just don't work. I'm glad you noticed.
Tight Lines!
Have many sizes… you can fish crappies, lake trouts and many others but I don’t think work on catfish.
What was the size again sorry?
Yep, you the man, thanks
@@sofakingraw4149 kastmaster makes all sizes and weights this one was 3/4 oz thanks
I know im super late to the part. But Sd Jam knot is super easy to tie and has held extremely well. I recommend anyone learning it and giving it a go.
Thanks for the recommendation! I noticed that the SD Jam knot is recommended for larger size leader. Do you also use it for 20-30 lb braid?
@@tightlineshightides yeah I mainly run 20. Just add a few more twists before you do the knot. I’ve always used Palomar. Jams pretty easy to get down and strong.
Its my go to bass and blues love them....Fish on
I've never tried with freshwater. Im usually tossing soft plastic for bass. Very cool to hear it tears it up there too
Hello, in my part of the world that there spoon isn’t called a spoon at all, it’s a Silver Slice. The spoons are always spoon shaped, this lure is made by cutting round bar into slices, hence the name slice. Nice video, cheers.
Sweet! Thanks for sharing. What part of the world are you from?
@@tightlineshightides Just off his name Id say Chinese most likely
Kastmaster is my go to for sure…. Fish 🐟 on
It’s pretty amazing
Love the kast master in freshwater, but I have too much seaweed in my area for the treble hook. Johnson Silver minnow works well if anyone was wondering what to sub
I’ve got those in my tackle box too. Couldn’t agree more
That skinny fish is a Hound Fish. Pretty common in Florida. Super fun to catch them when they get 3-5’ run at mad speeds and jump like crazy
Interesting! That does look like a match. Thanks for the info!
I will be at OBX in October. Hoping to use the lures you showed.
Nice! That is some great fishing up there. Check out this video too if you are looking for more artificial lures to bring along.
Kastmaster is a must have. Certainly a tried and true classic. But there are some other jigs that are fun to cast around too.
Surf Fishing with Jigs
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Nice. I've not had anything take a lure off the rocks yet. They always prefer the pillies. Looks like a sweet spot for a fish
Keep at it!
That Spanish Mackerel is a pretty fish. Question: why would you use a loop knot on a lure with a round split ring? Doesn't the ring allow for enough action? Just curious. Thanks!
yeah, loop knot probably doesn't add much action. I was probably just throwing on a bunch of other lures, like bucktails, and the loop knot was on my brain.
Thanks for the view and comments!
I've had other BPM baits ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 before and they've pretty much always came through for me with the suskie smallies here and even with the walleye and pike, but I realized I didn't have an "in-between" pattern so this junebug one fills that role in no problem. it pairs up magnificently with a junebug Zoom Z-craw Jr that was trimmed a couple millimeters before the hook slots and rigged sideways for that fatter panfish side profile while still being a nice'n'compact presentation, a real power-finesse bait. Hell, it was so pretty I even bothered to fotosketch the pic into a watercolor painting image just to show you it's beauty! Even the blades are really well made, sure, they're not of Hildebrandt-level exquisiteness but look at the bead's reflection on the colorado blade, definitely well-made! The only "problem" spot it had was a bald spot in the skirt but it was nothing that I couldn't easily fix with a but of tuggin'n'shiftin' with the strands for a couple of seconds, besides that it is pretty minty!
We know theses lures as Dexter Wedge here in Ireland, very cheap to buy and effective
I’ll have to remember to mention the Dexter Wedge in my next video on jigs
Add swivel between your leader and the spoons it prevent line twist, 👍☺️
That will help! Any suggestions on size/type/brand for the 3/4 oz size spoons?
@@tightlineshightides actually I am not a "brand minded" guy for any lures that I have, but for salt water spoon fishing I use my 30g silver chrome Halco Twisty Jig.
Also in spoon fishing, I always use a high speed ratio 6.2:1 spinning reel. Just cast your spoon let it sink all the way, or at least until it reach the middle of the water depth, engage the reel than crank it as fast as you can.
Pelagic fish like Mackerels, queenfish, barracuda they like to chase fast moving shiny object.
Happy fishing 👍😁🙏
@@tightlineshightides I like the Spro ball bearing swivels, pricey but its quality tackle that works, I get the size that match my line rating.
@@BrassHammer Same ones I use. I use Spro 50lb swivels. It's amazing how much load they can handle for being so tiny!
Spoons don't twist line. And barrel swivels don't really do shit.
Thank you, nice vid. You should keep the small piece of tag end line you cut off and dispose of it properly and not let it drop onto the beach. All part of keep artificial stuff off our beaches and out of the water
agree... laps of judgement you saw here. One of the best ways to identify you mistakes so you can learn from them, is posting a youtube video :-)
Thank you for the kind constructive criticism.
You are starting a nice channel. Keep going with the good content.
Thanks for the encouragement!
Kastmaster.. most versatile lure ever…👍
I have quite a few of these from tiny ones to 5 and 6 oz with offset long J hooks w/ fluorescent rubber tubes or a 6/0 bucktail fly and or pork rind strip… old school setups .. 👍😎🤙
sick! Now I'm curious. What are you catching with the big ones and bucktail/pork rind?
Fat Stripers in the Northern California surf… caught my first Striper at 9 yrs old … I’m “63 now and still at it swinging a 12’ heaver … St. Croix Avid Surf med heavy fast action w/ Penn Fathom ll 15 SD 40lb. Hercules braid…. 50 yards of 50lb mono top shot
Don't leave your garbage on the beach bud ! Pick up your cuts 1:30
yeah, bad move on my part. Thanks for the feedback.
Looks like it fell in his bag tho
Very very perfect video i'm realy amazed with your tutorial way of fishing watching from saipan
So cool! Thank you so much for the compliment!
I hope to do many more in this format.
Would you recommend braided line or something else?
Personal preference, but I recommend braid for main line and then either mono or fluro leader. I like braid because of its strength to diameter ratio. This means you can fit more line, of higher strength with braid vs mono.
@@tightlineshightides thank you! So when using both you would use a fg knot or a uni knot?
I think the best braid to fluorocarbon/monofilament knot is the FG. I usually put a 3 to 6’ leader on my braid, and the reason I love the FG is, if you do it right it will slide right through your guides without impacting your cast.
What type of action is this rod is it a fast action or a medium fast action?
The one I was throwing in this video is a custom rod I built that is fast action. That being said, keep in mind that action is somewhat relative, but this one is mostly flex in the tip, so pretty fast compared to most rods.
@@tightlineshightides I’m looking to buy a Penn battalion surf spinning rod 11 feet with a moderate to fast action so would that work in order to get a long distance cast?
If you’re planning on fishing this with mostly active fishing with artificial lures, you might want to consider finding a slightly shorter rod. The reason I say that is because, with artificial lures, you’re going to cast 100+ times a day. 11 ft rods are pretty big and those big rods will wear on you after about 30 casts. For artificial lures I like to use somewhere between 7’ and 9’ in order to reduce the weight.
Now, if you’re looking to use this rod for more of a passive style fishing rod. Something to put bait on, toss it out, and wait for something to bite, then that 11’ rod will be money!
@@tightlineshightides also should I buy a moderate fast action or a fast action? Is the difference really noticeable when it comes to distance? Also thanks brother, your replies have helped me a lot through my fishing journey.
As far as distance goes, I don’t think the difference between a fast action and a moderate fast action matters that much. The fast loads up a little faster and the moderate a little slower, but they both load up in the end. I find the difference comes in to play when working your lure and fighting your fish. The fast action rod generally gives you a little more control and helps you put more direct action on your lure.
Always happy to help!
Is your custom rod a medium-heavy or medium-light?
The one in this video is on the heavy side.
Is 1 oz too big for surf fishing ? I’m not too familiar with different surf lure other than gotcha plugs. Few weeks away from a beach vacation just trying to prep. Thanks in advance
nope, not too big at all. If the wind and/or current is too stiff I will toss a 1 oz. Might miss on some small fish out there, but Bluefish and Jacks will tear them up.
That little mackerel you caught first would be great live bait...... a 9/0 hook through the back and cast him out........ big bait = big fish
Never thought of using for bait… thanks for the advise
Is a Tactical Anglers Power Clip to attach a Kastmaster reasonable to use or does it affect the action?
Thanks for the question. I think is would be just fine to use the clip. The spoon action really just wobbles and flashes so the clip shouldn't negatively impact that. Let us know how it works!
In the UK we call that a “Dexter Wedge” 👍🏻
Yeah! That's cool. Thanks for the view and comments
Nice this is exactly the video I was scrolling for on UA-cam. Thank you.
Mission Accomplished!
Do you think 3/8 or 1/2 oz will work?
If you can get it out to there, it can catch fish. The problem with the lighter weight ones is getting it out there against the wind, and working it back against the waves/current.
Classic spoon, are you using a leader?
I do use a leader. I run braided line as my main line then attach a fluorocarbon leader to that using an FG knot.
Great video, I learned a lot. This is my first summer salt water fishing (been bass fishing years though). My first salt water rod was 7 feet, then I bought a 10 foot surf rod to fish on actual beaches. If I’m going somewhere with waves and surf, should I just leave the 7 foot rod at home cause I can’t passed the surf? In other words, can fish be caught in the surf and waves? If I have a bottom rig in my surf rod is it worth throwing a spoon into the waves with my 7 foot rod? Or is that a waste of time? Thanks!
Bring it! 2 lines out is better than one so why not try to increase the odds. If it is too rough and your line is getting pushed everywhere and getting all twisted, then reel it back in... no harm done.
Hey man I just found your channel. I fish the same area maybe I'll see ya out there one of these days🤘
Sick! Im usually out walking the beach with my backpack or hanging with the family. Come say hello if you see us out there.
I use 2oz for jetty fishing a lot
They are killer everywhere!
i find the end of my loop knot sneaks between the split ring of the spoon, and my lure falls out. does this happen to you? i was also thinking of removing the split ring all together to avoid this.
I can't say that's ever happened, but I can certainly see that happening. Removing the split ring makes sense. You probably could also consider adding a solid ring and tying leader to that.
If I was limited to only one lure... it would be the KastMaster... I remove the treble tool and replace it with a single barbless hook. Add a little flash-a-boo in gold or silver to give it some flash... catches every kind of fish, salt or freshwater.
Great point! I have never added flash to mine, but I’m sure it would kill.
Was curious to what is the name of the shirt your wearing? I've never seen a shirt like that where your thumb sticks out....Thanks
I have few different ones like this. The one in the video is from @Scales, bit I also wear a lot of Free Fly Apparel that have some with thumb holes too.
Thanks for the view!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ beautiful video
Thanks
Great Surf Fishing. I am big into Contrast, when it comes to lure Color. I bet if you blacken th top portion edge, say 3/8 " , with felt marker , you will ketch more fish.
Minnows obviously have dark backs , and this will give off a silhouette shadow as it , rocks and flashes through the water. It gives the appearance of a minnow titlting,swimming out of Rythem. Try Blue silver Kastmasters as well, and Gold on overcast days. Yes try the Polymer Knot. The Braid isnt necessary, I would just use a Quality Mono line , add a ," AQUATICO INVISISWIVEL , actually a florocarbon swivel, not Kidding!, and the a Short leader and your Kastmaster of choice.
Great advise! Thanks!
I was looking up your fishing reel and there is 2 different models for the 5000 series, One is a XGFL and the other one is a XGFM. Which is the one you have?
Thanks for the view. I have the XGFL. There should be a link in the description of the video. It helps me out if you click that to purchase. It should send you to Tackle Direct, who i highly recommend.
Thank you. I was guessing it was the FL. There is a difference in the knob on the crank. Some show the Round knob, and others show a T type knob. I guess it doesn't really matter.
Will have to give that lure a try. Never seen it before. New sub from my channel to yours.
What type of fish can I expect to catch using this lure
Oh man, if it swims you can catch it with a Kastmaster.
Maybe a slight exaggeration…
I have caught a ton of species. Most commonly on the beach I catch bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, ladyfish, speckled trout, and jack.
I have also landed some flounder, redfish, and snook in the rivers and around jetties.
It’s all around a fish finder.
@@tightlineshightides great thanks! This is pretty versatile? So I can use it for surf fishing all day?
I use it all the time. A typical day on the beach for me is 1 to 3 lines out with a double drop pompano rigs soaking bait and I pull one rod out, usually with a Kastmaster, hunting for those other predator species that might be out there
@@tightlineshightides thanks brother for all the help and reply’s, I just have one rod and I’m a beginner but I’m gonna give this a shot and go out to the beach and see how I do!
Good luck and reach out any time for help.
Looks like what is called a dexter wedge in UK
Nice! Thanks for viewing
I fish a lake with striper. What gear set up do you recommend?
Are you fishing artificial? I would think a good rod that can toss a 1/2 to 1 3/4oz lure and a 20# to 40# line rating would do the trick.
Pair that with a 4000 series reel and some braid and you’ll be good to go.
Great video. Are you familiar with the yuaka knot? If so what's your opinion, especially on slimness
Thanks!
Im actually not familiar with the yuaka knot. I will have to do some research on it myself and see how it compares to other knots. Thanks for the tip
@Tight Lines & High Tides I am interested to see what you think. It's quite simple but better than dbl uni I think
do you have a link or anything to instructions/diagram on how to tie it?
Was the ‘prehistoric fish’ a piper?
I think it was a ribbonfish.
little late but do you blind cast when you surf fish cause i keep trying to learn how to fish surf but i just cant figure it out is there anything that will help me learn how to fish surf with a artificial lure?
Never too late. I've caught plenty just blind casting, but am most successful sight casting. For fish like mackerel, you see them hitting baitfish on the top and i cast in that area. A lot of fish like snook I will see almost surfing the waves.
I will note... I strike out a lot too with artificial in the surf. It is definitely a patience game.
@@tightlineshightides thank you so much!!🙏🙏
Question...why are you tying the spoon directly to the line? Not to a swivel?
I don't find you need a swivel for this application. The spoon isn't really spinning much, if at all, at the retrieval rate I use. I flutters more than anything.
Now, if im trolling or something with a spoon, that is a different story.
In the end it is personal preference. In my opinion either configuration is correct.
Thnx for the info.. Appreciate the feedback
How could you see them out there so clearly, I fish off the Atlantic Ocean in Maryland and we cannot see the fish like that.
Love the info about the kastmaster thanks.
Ken
Hey! thanks for the view!
On clear days we see them riding in the surf pretty well. They are usually in decent size schools so you will see a few at a time. We also see them blowing up on top of the water chasing the baitfish.
Silver spoon from the beach is my favorite lure to use. Great video
Thanks for the comment! Do you have a favorite go-to spoon for the beach?
@@tightlineshightides I mainly use the cheapest ones I can find, I have lost a few spoons either due to size of fish or being cut off. I use a liter and mackerel love to go for the swivel.
krocodile
Thanks, Matt.
I fish on the Delaware Bay.
I'll try lures there.
Is there a way to attach a weight, so I can get some distance when I casr.
I wouldn't... would probably mess up the action. There are a ton of weight options out there though.
Needlefish is great cut bait give it a try.
never even thought to use needlefish as cut bait. Thanks for the recommendation!
@@tightlineshightides If there are any Snook in the area, fish them live hooked through the upper bill. I was taught by as a Snook Master as a kid and every trip out started with netting Needlefish.
Cool video I love to surf fish but I have never fished it with a lure I think I need to start.
Spoons and buck tails are great lures to start with. Very easy and very effective. Good luck man, you can do it.
What coast is this on I live in oregon and and we normally only have perch,flounder,halibut and sometimes a strip bass
@@fightthefishpnw5455 this is east coast of Florida. We catch Bluefish, spanish, and speckled trout most often with the spoons. Flounder, redfish, snook, tarpon, and a few other species with the buck-tail's and jerk baits.
We catch them all with live bait though 🤫
Awesome I need to explore more away from the hi low rig, Carolina rig thanks for the reply man tight lines
@@fightthefishpnw5455 I'm going to be visiting the Oregon coast (cape lookout) in August. Planning on fishing salt water for the first time, some from the beach and might try to find a boat charter as well.
Use a 6" wire leader with a snap swivel...a one cut-off day.
yea, the toothie guys wouldn't cut you off as much with some wire. But just don't tend to want to go through the effort is all. But I tend to take the risk and skip the wire...
How long is your leader??
I usually have around a 4' to 6' leader with this setup. I tie a pretty tight FG knot and I don't mind the knot running through the guides. However, i also don't want the knot to make it all the way to my spool.
The kreh loop isn't as strong as a cinching knot like a uni. The split ring lets it flop around anyway. I'd either pull the ring off to tie the kreh loop, or leave it on and tie a uni knot, or take it off and uni knot a powerclip so I can change between spoons / gotcha plugs / whatever with the powerclip replacing the split ring and it stays with the leader instead of with the lure.
Do you ever feel like the power clip is too distracting?
What blank did you use for your build?
The one I have here is an MHX from mudhole.
Nice release on that first fish. Then ya break a heavy spoon off in the second fish. 😂😂😂 reminds me of me.
can't be perfect... mistakes were made.
Thanks for the view
broooo!! where did u get that kart??? i need one!!!
I picked mine up locally. I have some links in the description to a kart on amazon.
do you use a swivel with that spoon?
I normally would, in general it is best practice. However, with surf fishing, i have never really had much issue with twist so no swivel works ok too.
What oz you using, sir?
3/4oz is my preference. In this video i used both the 3/4oz and the 1/2oz.
Would a swivel not be a good idea ?
Hey! Swivel would be fine. In this video i didn't see a need for it, but adding one wouldn't hurt.
Are you positive that is a spoon lure? Looked more like a metal slug, which are fantastic lures. To me a spoon has a concave that looks as the name says a spoon, without the handle.
You are right, from bass fishing i always had a different vision of what a spoon looked like. However, the manufacturer (Acme) calls this lure a spoon.
Super setup..👍
thanks!
Was this by chance near bouctoushe / pei area?
no sir. This is down central east coast florida
....Great friendly & knowledgeable video...Here in Old Naples Florida we prefer the Kas Master as well ( $8 a pop ) I'm surprised you release one of the most "Omega" filled fish like Sammon...One thing about fishing for Mack, if they are in a large school they will hit on almost any kind of cheaper lure... ...Old Naples Florida Pier 🌴🐟🎨 3/12/2024
Thanks for watching!
What size is your leader lb wise
I am typing between 25 or 30lb leader.
Is this in Florida?
Yes. East Central Florida.
I used a 50lb leader for the spanish macs.. three fish and i got to replace it they shred it shrap teeth cut you off
Good advice. They crush the #30
Hey now. That lure tags flounder all day
Agree! It’s a machine!
Wierd question but how much does the rod weigh?
not weird at all... Its pretty light for the size. I like to build them as light as possible so i can cast longer without getting wore out. As for exact weight, not really sure because i don't have something to weigh it with.
Hello can you tell me how to cast a spoon far away??
Hard to describe on chat. But an easy tip is to make sure you’re using a rod with a lure rating that fits the weight of your lure.
How much will You make a rod like that for?
Thanks for the interest! I can build a rod to this specification for a pretty wide range of price points. On the low end probably around $175 on up to as high as your imagination/budget can take you.
Everything i build is custom to your personal preference. I take into consideration everything from your style and length of handle, the specific reel you are paring with it, typically lures you are throwing, color preference,and your budget.
If you are interested, shoot me an email at tyler@tightlinesandhightides.com and we can start the process.
Where were you fishing at??
I am in Melbourne Florida, east coast of Florida.
How deep do you have to go?
There are fish in just about all depths. What I like to do is cast out as far as I can, past the swells, and the work the jigs across the troughs. I usually try to cast at a bit of an angle if I can so I can keep the jig in the trough as long as possible. Here in East Coast of Florida, the troughs are pretty close to shore.
Hello my friend Can you tell me please how many grams is the Spoon?
3/4 oz
Wow very nice where is it ?
Hey! Im in Melbourne Florida. This was at a beach near sebastian inlet
no swivel?
in VA caught a 4 ft needle fish on a spoon
Oh wow! Didn’t know they got that big
Where are you and what month.
Hey! thanks for the view.
This was taken 6 months ago and i was in melbourne Florida (Central east coast of florida).
Great beach fishing here near about year around. Just gets thick with catfish in the dead of summer (now)
Flash is underrated…..this lure rivals any other😊
It’s the best!
@@tightlineshightides I’d take a Krokodile or SP for a tourney
@@peterlorenzo615 SP? I probably should know this...
@@tightlineshightides yeah man….the Krokodile is so good , it took me years to try the SP
I always had the Kastmaster w/ bucktail as third best
Good video. spoon wise check out The Deadly Dick Long jigging lure . The #30 DL jigging spoon with fluorescent blue prism scales is almost unfair on species that that eat baitfish.
This is going in the queue to purchase and try out
New Subscriber from South Texas, good info, nice catch. I need to try that the next time I go surf fishing, tight lines my friend 🤙oh what’s the hammer 🔨 for you have laying in the sand lol
Thanks! It is a great spoon, def need to give it a shot.
Haha! The hammer is what i use to hammer in my sand spikes.
@@tightlineshightides I thought you were going old school on them catfish lol… I remember going fresh water cat fishing and my grandpa would knock the crap out of them cats lol
@@BlueLines50 actually, I have that tool too. #HardcoreHammerTireThumper is great for killing your fish before tossing them in the cooler.
Where is this
This video was on the East coast of Florida, USA.
Доброгодня мій друже! Скажить будь ласка де і у якому місяці Ви ловите рибу? Іван Україна.
More info on the rod please
What would you like to know?
I liked your video. Will you please try to drop the fish less and release it more gently? I realize it's hard to film and fish at the same time. Best luck.
Just hold the Spanish by the tail. Like carrying a suitcase. Super easy
Certainly not my intentions to drop fish. Unfortunately, my hands were free from any videoing so i cant use that as an excuse. This case was just plain old butter fingers.
Agree though, it's important to take better care. Will do better!
@@tightlineshightides Totally understandable. I think your videos are cool and subscribed. When the Spanish are legal, I make great ceviche out of them. We catch them in the warmer waters in Mexico as we don't have them on the Southern California coast. Thanks for posting helpful content and being cool about feedback. I also like that your videos are family friendly. Best luck to you!
That sounds like an upcoming video i need to make! Catch and "cook" Spanish Ceviche. I've never used Spanish for that.
Thanks for the sub and feedback!
@@stevepd1 jesus Mary and Joseph. Enjoy what he is offering. Your feelings got hurt? Woke ass comment.
That little needle fish is expensive bait. They're called ballyhoo
I didn't realize that was a ballyhoo! crazy
in my place, we double tie to make it strong😉
double up the improved clinch knot? Interesting, i've never tried that... worth an experiment though.
@@tightlineshightides Yes Sir😁
sorry my english not good, hope You understand what I mean😁🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@Dewa18acts All good my friend! I completely understand what you mean.
what size treble do you recommend for a 1 ounce cast master
In the package they come with a 5/0 treble hook. I have had no issues with that size at all. However, if you were going to swap it up, i probably would stay in the 4/0 to 6/0 range...
@@tightlineshightides 10/4 thank you
I never did good on spoons, fresh or salt, I don't get it.
crazy! i catch everything that swims with a spoon... even puffer fish love them 🥴
hi, what size cast spoons should get for a 3oz to 8z surf fishing rod?
2 oz on the low end up to 8oz... that being said, you are going to get wore slam out chunking that much lure out all day. I prefer throwing a 3/4oz up to a 2oz spoon for most of my surf fishing.