besides the equipment and the cast techniques, the other component that makes a beach caster successful is what can be called sea interpretation. there are zones, and within them certain points, where to cast the baits is more profitable than others. it depends on the conformation of the sea bed, and therefore, in order to make fishing more effective and enjoyable, we should spend a while on understanding these differences and only then start fishing. how? first of all, by observing the waves motion, in particular where they break out, because it is there where the bottom height is lower and the sea current can stir it most. this action uncovers from the sandy bed small marine beings and carry them away across channels to deeper points, where they settle in for the joy of fish. the latter, that tend to swim countercurrent, move searching for food along these channels – that can be compared in some way to our roads in a map – and approach the shore as long as the conditions allow the marine food chain to last. although it may seem an oversimplification of the reality, it makes clear that only when a beach caster is able to master the "sense of sea" by spotting the difference among fishing zones, then will he be more likely to make memorable captures. similarly to any other activity, it's a matter of experience, which can be acquire by getting through a several number of failures.