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Freak on the Beach by Marco: August 2026
The permit are back on the beach. Marco on a 19 inch permit caught on sand fleas, the end of pompano season, and beating the August heat.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: July 2026
A hit or miss pompano season on the beach, a surf fishing lesson for new friends, and a quick guide to sand fleas for bait.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: June 2026
Once the sargassum cleared, Marco found run outs and coquina shells on the beach, and he and his friend Nicky caught limits of pompano on blue crab knuckles and sand fleas.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: May 2026
Pompano season is on in Wilbur By the Sea. Marco waits out the weeds with a Pennsylvania charter, then lands a surf grand slam: pompano, black drum, sheepshead, and whiting.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: April 2026
Pompano season is here. Marco lands a 17-inch scout before sunrise, fishes a trough 80 yards out in 66-degree water, and smokes his limit of six for fish dip.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: March 2026
Marco and his charter client Tim got skunked, then came back ahead of a cold front and caught a slot redfish, pompano, and whiting before Marco limited out on pompano.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: February 2026
Marco Pompano tries giant quahog clams from Massachusetts as surf bait and lands a slot redfish on the clam, then a big sheepshead on crab knuckles, as the pompano head south.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: January 2026
Marco heads to the beach in Wilbur By the Sea before sunrise and catches pompano and slot redfish on sand fleas and crab knuckles, and his friend Bobby O lands a monster slab pompano.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: December 2025
Marco battles seaweed and a tangle of crossed lines on the beach, then hand-lines a 25-inch slot redfish with help from his friend Pat and shares a few facts about redfish.
Freak on the Beach by Marco: November 2025
The big scout pompano sneak into Wilbur by the Sea, and Marco catches them on crab knuckles, sand fleas, and fish gum while king tides and a northeaster carve a cliff into the beach.Read the Current Issue
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