Surf perch on lures?

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BrandonBeach

• Sep 6, 2020

I have caught them on flys with a fly rod.. shrimp fly, red with orange and big yellow eyes.

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Gulfstream

• Sep 6, 2020

I use a lucky craft stick bait when the conditions allow. You don't catch a lot, but the ones that bite are BIG!

 

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Admin

• Sep 6, 2020

Gulfstream said:

I use a lucky craft stick bait when the conditions allow.

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What size? Sinking, floating or suspending?

 

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C_Run

• Sep 6, 2020

I saw a guy catch one on a Blue Fox while salmon fishing on one of the small rivers on the south coast. The tide was coming in and we were close to the mouth. I'll stick with sand shrimp myself.

 

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CastingCall

• Sep 6, 2020

it all works, just keep moving, learn to read the surf on u-tube. GL Tony

 

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Gulfstream

• Sep 7, 2020

lucky craft salt water flash minnow 110 ms anchovy 41/2 inch

 

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nikita_pdx

• Sep 7, 2020

Seems like spinners and jerkbaits are producing fish. Definitely will try it out

 

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Troutlover

• Sep 10, 2020

I am going surf perching in a week. Saw some people on You tube using artificial sandworms like Berkeley Gulp Saltwater. ODFW also recommends this https://myodfw.com/articles/how-fish-surfperch

 

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nikita_pdx

• Sep 10, 2020

Those are a staple and nessecity. They don’t fall off the hook and surf perch really hit them.

 

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evantobias

• Sep 10, 2020

Gulfstream said:

lucky craft salt water flash minnow 110 ms anchovy 41/2 inch

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I second Gulfstream's rec! Also the Calissa offshore 110 is virtually identical and a couple $$ cheaper on amazon.

 

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Diehard

• Sep 13, 2020

Sand shrimp tails work great never tried anything else and you can dig them for free at low tide in the bay behind old mill marina&campground if your fishing near there good luck

 

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