As mentioned above, surf fishing is possible in rainy conditions, even in terms of productivity, surf fishing in the rain can be said to be very good and can be very rewarding.
When it rains heavily, the water near the shore rises and freezes, creating conditions for small and medium fish to hide and feed, while large fish can trick and surprise prey. Therefore, you will find more fish near the shore in the rain.
In addition, cloudy water makes it difficult for fish to see your hook and line, so your bait looks more appealing and appealing, and you'll bite more.
One thing to keep in mind is that the shallower the water, the more turbid the water is due to rain and rising water. Therefore, to get the most out of cloudy waters during a rainstorm, avoid going too far and try to target the nearest sandbars and cutoffs just a few yards from shore.