The reason for using yellow fishing line it to be able to see the line better to detect bites. The bright color is easy to see for the angler, but the negative is it is also easy for the fish to see.

Fishing lines come in different colors, including yellow, and it is common for anglers to wonder whether they can use yellow fishing line for saltwater fishing. The short answer is yes, you can use yellow fishing line for saltwater fishing, but there are some considerations to keep in mind.
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In shore or pier fishing a short rod 6 feet or less is preferable to allow you to make short accurate casts with a corrosion resistant spinning reel. You could use a 7 to 9 feet for shore or pier fishing if accuracy is not as important. Your fishing line should be 10 to 15 pound test braid. Baits favored are clams, shrimp, squid, mullet, crabs or cut bait.
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Fishing along the shore is best where there is some type of inlet from the water. You should fish uneven areas of a bay from an ocean to areas such as passes or points. Also favorable are rocky areas or jetties.

Fishing along the shore can be a great way to catch a variety of fish species, including bass, trout, and panfish. However, not all sections of the shoreline are created equal. Some areas offer better fishing opportunities than others. In this article, we will discuss the best places to fish along the shore.
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