I went out 3 hours before peak low tide and found one hell of a piece of structure, what I call a reversed Nike swish. Think pointy end on the beach and large portion going out to sea. It was probably the biggest one I have ever seen in that is was 200 yards long. As the tide was going out the water would rush downhill, to the left, with each surge taking all the water with it. This made keeping a 260grn line straight impossible. I found a good hole farther down the beach and fished it for a handful of perch on the Boos Beach rod, all 12 feet of it. It is so much fun to throw this rod. It was beautiful out there today.

Don was slaying the perch out at the Channel Islands on the red checkerboard recently. Nice!

Charles from Massachusetts here visiting his daughter with his first ever fly caught barred surf perch. First client since the accident and boy, was I sore afterwards. More to follow.