where is the best pier and surf fishing in american, year round?

[ryan511]

your opinion. I'd say anywhere in so cal.

[jl_rotary]

this should be interesting. i always wanted to visit berkley pier, but since i never have i cant comment. only pier i fish often is cape henelopen pier in lewes, de. all the nice fish i have caught however have been from a canoe or boat around the pier.

[bbcroaker]

Don't know if it would be the best or not but I like the Skyway Pier In Tampa Bay.
It's the old bridge and you can drive out on it and fish out of your cor , truck. or camper.
Fantastic.

[outfishin28]

Florida Keys.

[FirstShot]

Depends on what you like to catch. For king mackerel and cobia pier fishing it was, (and hopefully will be again soon) without a doubt Dan Russell Pier in Panama City, Fl. It is being rebuilt at this time due to storm damage, due to be completed in 2009. Okaloosa Pier probably catches more kings than anywhere now. Pensacola Pier #1 for cobia and BIG kings.

[HellRhaY]

dakota

[incucrash]

GREENBOW, ALABAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sorry, I just saw that movie a few weeks ago I him yelling that rang in my head...

Chesapeake Bay all the way!!!

[ryan511]

bump

[Sandcrab]

your opinion. I'd say anywhere in so cal.

Not SOCAL. The Winter months can have some good party boats going out and halibut are always available, but in the winter months (when I lived there) I spent every weekend party boat fishing.

I would vote for southern Florida...

Sandcrab

[rattler]

VA NC. we live in heaven.

[Catfish713]

I still love Texas, we got just about anything you could wanna catch, the one thing we are probly lacking in is the stripers that our northern brothers love so much, but i mean we got it pretty good down here, we got just about any species you want and our weather is pretty decent year round, dont get me wrong, other places are awsome too, but Texas is my home and i gotta stay proud :beer:

[skunk king]

Are you kidding with So Cal?

I need to know, I never saw anything of size caught there except the occasional shark. And the regulars thought I was a freak with 10 ft rods and they all had freshwater looking stuff. I'm heading back out in Feb, so what should I look for in SoCal that's worth talking about? My biggest pier fish there was some 3 pound corbina and skulpins. Never saw anyone land anything note worthy. What was I missing?

[Danman]

Anywhere But Here!:D

[Jawbonez]

Anywhere But Here!:D

I 2nd that!

[ryan511]

bump

[ryan511]

Are you kidding with So Cal?

Yes.

[9 rock]

obx where they named the famed hatteras cast

9rock

[sprtsracer]

YEAR ROUND??? Florida...Cape Canaveral and South, Atlantic Coast to the Keys!

SEASONALLY??? Summer...probably OBX Winter...see above

[clinder]

all the places you wished there was a pier or access to the beach>;)

[Drumdum]

Not speaking from experience,just hearsay.. Any pier in n Fla gulfside or oceanside..

Expanding on what clyder said,you put a pier off Buxton Point or s end of Ocracoke..Don't know if it would be a yr round thing,but when fishable,you'd catch.... ;)

[emanuel]

Pretty much any of the Gulf piers in Florida from late March to December. For year-round fishing, Sebastian jetties/pier.