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Topic: Perch grubing tomarrow 2/19  (Read 744 times)

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squidly

  • Sand Dab
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  • Location: SAN JOSE.
  • Date Registered: Jul 2006
  • Posts: 97
I am new to this type of fishing and would much appreate any information on how or meet someone at a beach for some schooling.   

                                                                                          Tx JIM RICKER (SQUIDLY)


alien

  • Sea Lion
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  • WSB/MBK 10/01/09 56"--/46 pounds
  • Location: Seaside/San Jose
  • Date Registered: Dec 2005
  • Posts: 3263
Hey Squidly,

where are you planning to go perching?


alien


jonesz

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  • Location: Sebastopol
  • Date Registered: Oct 2006
  • Posts: 2936
Look for the troughs in the beach, fish an incoming tide, they can be right at you feet. Early in the day is usually better than later. Use a sliding egg sinker with a swivel stop and a 2' leader. A popular lure to use is a MORF (motor oil red flake) 1 1/2" curltail grub. Or for bait, shrimp, pile worm, mole crabs. Rather than casting way out, get next to a rip or dropoff and cast more parallel to the beach, and let it swing with the currents. Keep one eye on the waves at all times... good luck.