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Used the above fly Saturday 10 September at Grayton Beach with great success. Twice the fly no sooner hit the water when we had fish on. Heading over to St. Augustine next week for new materials and some flats fishing.
 
Hi everyone

I found this site. I just wanted to ask about fly fishing on the ocean side. Should I cast from the beach to the sand bar? Or walk out to the sand bar and cast into deeper water? What line is best to use? A full sink, or a sink tip, or a floating line?
 
Fly fishing doesn't work well in the surf.

As far as landing it depends on what you're surfing for. Most fisherman seem to have luck in between the sandbars. Plenty of people go out chest deep to cast and find it's not as beneficial since you have a difficult time getting any weight behind it if you're treading water.
 
Looking for some advice for an upcoming trip to Grayton Beach in early March. I'm new to the fly fishing world and would love some advice on best setup, and good locations. Not wanting anyone to reveal their private "honeyspots" but just a general location would be great.

Thanks. AJ.
 
AndrewJ said:
Looking for some advice for an upcoming trip to Grayton Beach in early March. I'm new to the fly fishing world and would love some advice on best setup, and good locations. Not wanting anyone to reveal their private "honeyspots" but just a general location would be great.

Thanks. AJ.
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Good advice for fly fishing can be found at Old Florida Outfitters in Watercolor or the big Orvis store in Grand Blvd.
 
Try www.7wtCharters.com Capt. John Jacob I know he ties his own flies and fishes the flats locally and all over panhandle. Also certain times of year in the gulf...he can give you info or you can book a trip.
 
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