Scout rocky structure in the winter as it is more stable and does not change much season to season. The low tides around the equinoxes are the best time.
Scouting sand beaches in the winter is a waste of time as the prevailing winds are opposite of what they are in summer and sand structure changes radically from winter to summer. Scout beaches at low tide in the daylight - once the prevailing winds have shifted into southwest (May).
Thanks guys . I live in wareham, mass. If that helps any but I will look for that guide and will hold off on scouting the beaches for now. Once again thanks and if anyone has anymore tips i would appreciate it I can't wait fishing is my addiction.
Standing on the water, casting your bread
While the eyes of the idol with the iron head are glowing
Distant ships sailing into the mist
You were born with a snake in both of your fists while a hurricane was blowing
Of course, scouting the beaches at low tide during the "off season" may provide you with possibilities for future trips, and may also provide you with a rare opportunity where you may find some lost tackle that gets washed up on shore.
. I live in wareham, mass. If that helps any but I will look for that guide and will hold off on scouting the beaches for now. Once again thanks and if anyone has anymore tips i would appreciate it 
I can't wait fishing is my addiction.
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