Perch. Where's the good surf fishin

[kiyo21]

Originally Posted by old_rookie

I've gone to Torrey Pines - c-rig like the others mentioned, but also used crack - as in Gulp sand worms.

Also check socal surf fishing - http://www.scsurffishing.com/

the guy there are great and super helpful, they do free surf fishing seminars. went to a couple and they are very well organized with awesome giveaways too.

I'm gunna hit the sand tonight and see what i can get and check out the conditions for a morning float maybe out of newport

[WildernessWanker]

Surf fishing is the way to go! Every summer my family will go camping at Carpinteria State Beach and surf fishing is the only way to keep fishing after my wife tells me that I can't go kayaking anymore because I need so spend more time on the beach with family since it is a "family trip." Where there is a will there is a way, sometimes you just have to switch rods and your target species!

[rieffer]

Crystal Cove in North Laguna is good.
The east end of Balboa peninsula between the jetties.
In Huntington, from Brookhurst up to Warner always works.
I pretty much use the Gulp camo worm exclusively, but mix it up with a 2"curly tail grub, motor oil, once in a while.
Carolina rig with no longer than a 16" 6# leader. 1/2 to 1 oz. egg sinker.
High tide. I've had killer days at sunset with the right tide. Good luck.

[andrewtp]

Does this time of year produce from surf?

[Raskal311]

Originally Posted by rieffer

Crystal Cove in North Laguna is good.
The east end of Balboa peninsula between the jetties.
In Huntington, from Brookhurst up to Warner always works.
I pretty much use the Gulp camo worm exclusively, but mix it up with a 2"curly tail grub, motor oil, once in a while.
Carolina rig with no longer than a 16" 6# leader. 1/2 to 1 oz. egg sinker.
High tide. I've had killer days at sunset with the right tide. Good luck.

I did exactly that a few years ago and didnt catch a single fish on six trips :S