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Your line will literally make or break your ability to reel in a catch.

Penn 641-1366184 Clash Spinning Fishing Reel - Gear ratio is 4.7: 1, weight is 1 pound.

Fin-Nor 8500A - Gear ratio is 4.7:1, weight is 2.15 pounds.

Shimano Baitrunner 12000 OC Oceania spinning fishing reel BTR12000OC - Gear ratio is 4.4:1, weight is 1.8 pounds.

Quantum CSP60PTSE - ~$175 - Cabo Spin Reel - Gear ratio is 5.3:1, weight is 0.8 pounds.

Himenlens MC-A08 - ~$200 - All Stainless Steel CNC Integrated Carbon Fiber Brakes Anti-Corrosion Saltwater Fishing Spinning Reel - Gear ratio is 5.1:1, weight is 0.9 pounds.

Abu Garcia YonderBY-6500 - Gear ratio is 6.3:1, weight is 1 pound.

Van Staal VS100BXP Black Spinning Reel – Expensive but nice - Gear ratio is 4.25:1, weight is 2 pounds.

Like all surf fishing equipment, a local tackle shop can help you identify the best reel for your specific area along the coast. Spinning reels vary widely, from inexpensive but easy to use models, to high tech varieties that can be used in all conditions. Spinning reels often provide a longer cast as well, which helps for casting along oceanfront beaches.

Okuma Longitude Surf – Graphite, 11 or 12 footĪ spinning reel is often cited as the best type of reel for surf fishermen, as it is easy to cast, easy to clean, (a must when sand is involved), and easy to set-up and to access the fishing line itself.

Shakespeare Ugly Stik – Rod and reel combo, 8 foot.

Penn Battalion Surf – Aluminum, 8 or 10 foot.

Okuma's Solaris Surf - IM-6 Graphite, 10 foot.

PENN Spinfisher V – Rod and Reel combo - Aluminum, 10 foot.

Croix Triumph Surf - SCII Graphite, 9 or 10 foot.

Croix Mojo Surf - SCII Graphite, 12 foot.

Lamiglas Super Surf – Graphite, 11 foot.

Keep in mind that the rod you choose has a lot to do with your physical size – some rods are heavy, and can tire out an angler quickly after multiple casts.

Though the length can vary by beach and surf conditions, local anglers traditionally recommend using an 8′ to 16′ light to medium surf type rod, which can adapt to most conditions and most species.

Rods can be purchased separately, or as a rod and reel combo. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Some of the product links include affiliate codes. We like these products, but we took care to make sure other customers agree. We did, however, heavily consider customer reviews at retail websites when deciding which products to feature. These recommendations were not influenced by manufacturers.

#15 FOOT OUTBANK FISHING SURFF POLE FREE#

We were not provided with free or discounted products to review. Keep in mind that there are endless options available, and your local bait and tackle store staff will be happy to point you in the right direction if you have any questions about what you’ll need for successful surf fishing in any given area along the North Carolina coastline. Here are just a few of the most popular gear options for surf fishermen. Anglers will find tons of options when it comes to equipment for casting into the surf, from custom designed rods and reels at local tackle shops, to name brand varieties that are designed for multiple areas along the coastline.

#15 FOOT OUTBANK FISHING SURFF POLE LICENSE#

If it aint broke dont fix it.Once you have your coastal recreational fishing license in hand, it’s time to start thinking about gear. Sorry to sound like a commercial but Seriously I like the CCP a bunch, I just cant justify the expense while I got two that have been sliding fish on the beach for 6 years now. From what I have seen under strain the CCP had a good balance of power and fighing ability. The lami doesnt give the distance but is a treat to fight a fish on. The Fusion blasts a cast beyond the horizon but fighting a fish will wear you out. One thing very often not discussed in a heaver discussion is fish fighting feel. As sad a day as it will be to see my Fusion or Lami1502 give up the ghost I have the consolation to know I have a very solid fall back. I have thrown the CCP a few times and truely believe it is probably the best overall heaver being produced today. Even though his priority have kept his sorry butt off the beach this year, I know his testing and casting are similar to mine. I was not part of the beta group but fished with the HARDCORE fusion guy.