I use LC's to target flatties but I get an assortment of species that include bsp's, wsp's, croakers (yfc, wsb-sublegals so far).loretodorado said:What surf critters do these lures work on ? To date, I have been solely a sand-crab or Gulp Worm guy ! I would love to try something new in the surf.
I'm standing in knee deep water and casting beyond the shore break...typically into a hole or trough...and working it back in. I've had a flattie take the LC 5 feet from where I was standing. Other bites have been at the end of my cast, middle of my retrieve, etc.loretodorado said:Are you working the lure in from beyond the surf line, or casting in front of the waves ?
I prefer the suspending because there is less chance of snagging structure or debris on the sea bottom.fishmore said:What do you prefer, suspending or sinking?
To me, tides matter where the beach has a shallow slope. High tide will allow fish closer to shore.fishmore said:Also when targeting the larger species do tides matter? High , Low Etc.?
fishmore said:What is your choice of lines when casting the LC's
Brand?
Lb. test?
Color?
Fishing mainly from the sand.
I use Berkeley Fireline which is dark grey. Spectra I've seen is green/white. If you use a mono shock leader, the color won't matter as much.Charlie said:Use braided line...I use around 2/10 (2# dia w/10# test). Breakoffs are too expensive with mono.