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I'm surprised that you haven't gotten a reply to your question, yet. Anyway, maybe I can help steer you in the right direction. I'm no grizzled veteran, but I've put some time in on the sand (and the rocks). The drop-shot fluke set-up that you're using has been working up and down the coast...you ...

Good job on the halibut! Your time and effort paid off for you. I hope that you get your first legal real soon. Hey, I thought that reply by Bendo was great. Good read and nice pics! Regarding the months and season, I've always heard and read that spring through fall is best. Also, keep in mind that ...

So, Fall is when the sand crabs start to hibernate. There are great alternatives, though. Berkley Gulp! sandworms are very good. You can, either, drag them in using a Carolina rig, or still-fish them with a hi-low rig like I do. Maybe add a little scent to them for added attraction. Guys in the ...

Thanks for this report and all of your other reports. Since, your leader is getting tangled with your braid, you might wanted to consider shortening it up, a bit. That might help. I'm relatively new to braid, as well, and I have had some "beginner" issues for sure. Tight lines to you!

I use uni knots all the time. For surf fishing, they're strong, and they're quick and easy to tie, especially when you're in the middle of a bite. I haven't had one of those knots fail me, yet. Go get some more!