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Surf Fishing with Swimbaits



Today, we’ll be surf fishing with swimbaits! I’ll be using a 4.8 inch Keitech Fat Swing Impact swimbait paired with a Warbaits weedless jighead.

Learning to surf fish with swimbaits has been a long journey for me and it’s only just begun. After using Lucky Crafts and other hard jerkbaits exclusively, last year, I committed to giving swimbaits a go and man! These things change the game. Being able to fish weedless in the surf opens up so many possibilities. For more on that, check out this article on my website that compares jerkbaits to swimbaits: https://surffishingsocalsd.com/jerkbaits-vs-swimbaits-which-is-better-for-when/

For info on surf fishing with swimbaits, check out this in depth overview: https://surffishingsocalsd.com/surf-fishing-with-swimbaits-how-to-and-video/

***Gear***

Rod: Okuma SST – SST-S-902HA – https://shrsl.com/3evuu

Reel – Penn Spinfisher VI 4500 – https://amzn.to/3hONEcv

Lure:
– Keitech Fat Swing Impact 4.8-inch – https://amzn.to/35ZJ74c
– Warbaits Weedless

Line:
– SpiderWire EZ Braid (30lb recommended) – SST-S-902HA
– 50lb mono leader line – https://amzn.to/3J8KyMc

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17 Comments

  1. Nice Sandy! I think I may know that spot!!😀 (aka Mace Eraser)
    BTW, What color Keitech were you using? Just curious, I have my favorites. Sometimes I feel like action matters more than color. Thoughts?

  2. Hey man, love the videos, keep it up! I just started fishing about a month ago and try to get my line in the water at least every other day, but I’ve gotten skunked every time. I’ve been fishing pretty much everywhere from OB to Oceanside, going in the surf and river mouths, off jetties and piers, and in lagoons, and I’ve been switching between cut bait, live sand crabs, and different kinds of swim baits and lures, but nothing wants to bite! Been doing as much research as I can too, but it can be a little overwhelming. I was wondering if you had any tips on how to land that first fish, anything to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!!!

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