Thank you for your wonderful Channel I grew up with my friend and his father surfcasting in Smithtown and Stony Brook. I'm now retired and I'm getting ready to fish again thank God. And thank you for your wonderful Channel I'm learning stuff everyday
Any of the quality modern braid in 30-50 pound is what most people use for this kind of fishing. Power Pro, Sufix, Spiderwire or others, there's a bunch making the same sort of braid. You use a barrel swivel to attach a few feet of mono as a leader in 40 or 50 pound.
A good mono is momoi's hi-catch. Its thin strong and is low memory. 20lb is only .40mm so it acts like 17lb with other brands. Not as thin as braded but i find it more forgiving. To be honest if you got more than 200yards of line on the real that is 20lb and up your not going to get spooled by any striper. The biggest thing about fishing any fish is get the line in the water and don't over think things. After you get hard core start experimenting with different types of gear until you find what works for you. If you are just starting out and you know you are going to be addicted don't mess around with cheep $20 combos from Wal-Mart.
Thank you for your wonderful Channel I grew up with my friend and his father surfcasting in Smithtown and Stony Brook. I'm now retired and I'm getting ready to fish again thank God. And thank you for your wonderful Channel I'm learning stuff everyday
i grew up fishing Smithtown Bay. if you fish Porpoise Channel, i've killed bass at night on the 1oz SuperStrike needlefish.
LOL "yellow is always yellow" Another great collection of perspectives Z Thanks!
Great info on and refresher on a classic lure. I loved it! Great to work on the kayaks also.
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It's always cool to listen to Donny's story's.
Thanks for putting this out without a paywall
Musso🇮🇹. Spoken like a true Italian. 99% of the anglers mentioned were all Italian! 🇮🇹 I love it!!! 👌🏼🇮🇹 ---Dominic Silvio
All these guys got such awesome knowledge of the sport they love!!!! Thanx Men !!! Keep it coming. I need to pick your brain!!
+Schy Mark Everything I know is from this generation of surfcasters. Their books and knowledge is unsurpassed.
No doubt! Kinda guys I would have enjoyed fishing with. Very cool they can share what they developed.
Thank you for the history!!!
Love hearing Donny talk about the old days
Very well done! Thanks for the tips.
Great video. Thanks. Consider hot stamping metallic prism film on them then air brushing.
Big fish catchers. Essential in night bag
Awsome video. Thnks for the great information.
But does it play dvds?
Where can I find a pink bullet one like at the end of the video can’t find one anywhere
de cuantos pies son esas cañas de surfcastin? y que acción son las adecuadas para esa pesca? y que marca y modelo son?
La mayoría usan una bara de Lamiglass GSB de 11 de media acción, todo es relativo al tiempo y la marea
thank you sir.
Bsin with this guy at striper day at hofrstra. Great dude
Remember folks: “Yellow is always yellow!!”
Best line for casting?
Any of the quality modern braid in 30-50 pound is what most people use for this kind of fishing. Power Pro, Sufix, Spiderwire or others, there's a bunch making the same sort of braid. You use a barrel swivel to attach a few feet of mono as a leader in 40 or 50 pound.
A good mono is momoi's hi-catch. Its thin strong and is low memory. 20lb is only .40mm so it acts like 17lb with other brands. Not as thin as braded but i find it more forgiving. To be honest if you got more than 200yards of line on the real that is 20lb and up your not going to get spooled by any striper. The biggest thing about fishing any fish is get the line in the water and don't over think things. After you get hard core start experimenting with different types of gear until you find what works for you. If you are just starting out and you know you are going to be addicted don't mess around with cheep $20 combos from Wal-Mart.
what weight is good for calm water which is good for rough ?