Does anyone have any info on surf fishing for surf perch? Any info will be helpful. thanks

There are three productive baits. They are in order, sandshrimp, sandshrimp and sandshrimp.

Where do you go and what time of year is best? Thanks

Ever tried Razor clam necks? I think they'd make the top three easy!!! I did alot of this kind of fishing when I was younger with my parents all up and down the coast and the clam necks always worked extremely well!

Have to second Bob D.'s comments. I can't ell you how many hours I spent as a kid on the beaches around Moclips fishing for these things .... Mom always lopped the top portion of the razor's neck off and they were top-notch baits ... you could catch a ton of them on one piece! The sandshrimp do work well, but a little delicate ...

Sand worms, or piling worms work well, too. I've caught surf perch at Wash-a-way Beach near Tokeland, Westport's finger jetties, and off the beach in front of Grayland State Park. We used to fish the mid-June to mid-July period, alot.