I am not usually the sort of person that goes fishing all that often, nor am I the type to really stay out on the beach for longer than one hour at a time. However, due to the insistence of my brother in law and my sister’s pleading for me to ‘go on a vacation once in a while’, I opted to join the both of them for two weeks in Delray Beach, Florida.
Would you like to know how to catch saltwater fish or how to become a successful saltwater angler? Understanding the basics of saltwater fishing is a great place to start but it also helps to have a few tips and tricks up your sleeve for those memorable days when the biggest specimens are queueing up to bite. Knowing the best saltwater fishing tackle also makes a world of difference to your credibility as a boat, pier or onshore angler.
Saltwater fishing, the generic term used for ocean fishing, makes many amateur anglers think of expensive boat excursions and a pastime that’s financially out of their reach. In reality, saltwater fishing can be just as much fun onshore. Seasoned fishermen refer to this particular type of angling as surf fishing.
A suitable choice of live or artificial bait helps the angler to catch a specific species of saltwater fish, often for the season a charter or an onshore session is scheduled.