Go for a single hand rod between 7-10wt. If you do find snook on the beach, they will mostly be within 10 ft from dry sand—they get stupid close to the beach. Farther out in the surf you are likely to tangle with small, miscellaneous fish, occasional trout and jacks, but mostly ladyfish and blue runners. Whether in a boat or on shore, short accurate casts are going to catch way more snook than slinging 100 ft of line.
Dalton
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 9:33 AM Jason Paragas <jparagas@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks all! Do you think a 7/8 is too much? It is a two handed overhead rod that I use for the CA surf.
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