Part II of Rich Trox
Reading the Beach – Identifying Sandbars, Troughs, & Cuts
Should be required watching for any surfcaster
[youtube]http://youtu.be/ZlF_Hy3kNLY[/youtube]
13 comments on “Reading the Beach – Identifying Sandbars, Troughs, & Cuts Part II”
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Great video. Everyone who fishes the open beach should give it a look. Or two
↓Or three
↓This video is VERY WELL done and very informative.
↓I will be recomending it. Thanks for posting it!
Thanks for the great information. I’m always scanning the surf as I’m coming onto the beach and while I’m fishing looking for any edge to catch fish. Thanks for taking time to share this with us.
↓This video and the other two Rich posted are great. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Rich!
↓Excellent info for SJ
↓I walk my favorite beaches at low tide ..it’s so much easier to see sand bars and troughs. ..that way when the water gets higher…I’m pulling in bull red drum, black drum,and the occasional tarpon …learning to read water is so important. ..
↓Awesome link, thanks!!!
↓Excellent. I’m adding these to my library and look forward to your future videos, Rich.
↓Great clip. Thanks for sharing.
↓Man do I love these videos. This is all stuff we know, or at least should, but a refresher to keep us sharp is always helpful. This is especially after a dry spell when we start to doubt ourselves. I’m looking forward to the next installment on holes.
↓Keep up the great work. It’s appreciated!
JD
Thank you all for your kind words. I’ll have another one done (on holes and points) fairly soon.
↓Great Video, but you need to turn up the record volume a little. It is almost impossible to hear on a mobile device even with the volume jacked all the way up.
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