Sharks buggin’ you? To get rid of them pour some fish blood on a paper towel or newspaper and roll it into a ball. Toss it overboard and sharks will follow it with current.

Many anglers move much too quickly from spot to spot. Many times a hot spot is passed right over. Don’t just cast out a couple times and move on – probe it thoroughly from deepest point right up to most shallow. Try at least two different lures/bait.

Fishing on perimeter

Always try edges of perimeter first, instead of plopping your bait or lure into middle. If you do hook a fish in middle, it will scare others away, but if you “milk” edges of perimeter first, you can later move into unsuspecting ones in middle.

If you fish with amazing Evening Secret ( http://www.eveningsecretfishing.com/specialsecret/Saltwater_Fishing_Tips.php) for swarming large amounts of fish in any water, you will also need to make sure to stay on that perimeter, that is where action is.

Surf fishing

With surf fishing, remember that fish are tight against shore, so make most of your casts parallel to sand. Don’t send your cast out too far.

The best tides range from half rising to half falling – especially when early or late in day. Of course, if there is bait, predators will always be there, but it just makes it easier if fishing during half tides.

If you fish by an inlet, fish in outgoing water which brings bait out to sea. This will hold best action for strikes. Just let outgoing water carry your bait out in a natural way.

Find a beachfront – they all of their share of structures such as holes, pockets, rocks, reefs, and other things. These will hold fish, and locating them is critical if you want success. Also find spots where channels lead to deep water – these will often times hold game fish. The fish usually follow these deeper channels until food is found.

Fish aggressively by walking back and forth and fishing areas that appear likely to hold fish. You can see boils of feeding fish in hot spots – and keep an eye out for bait. Watch birds as well; they are one of best indicators of fish in area.

I know what you are thinking. It’s just not that easy. Well it is easier than you think! While “The Evening Secret” is most effective tool to bring swarms of feeding fish, here are a couple of other tips that have also proven very effective.

Proper chumming

The darker skies get, more fish rely on their senses of smell and movement. The fish must sense either wounded prey moving, or smell of food. A good method for this is to set out a good chum line. Drop your strip bait into chum, or fish live bait just out side slick, or at bottom.