Every time you see someone catch a big fish, what’s the first question that comes to your mind?
“Where did you catch that?”
Sure, someone could give you their favorite redfish spot, but that might not help you catch redfish there…
Fish are constantly on the move all day, and where they go depends on the tide, weather, previous few days weather, season, moon, and many other factors.
If you want to consistently catch fish, it’s not just about knowing spots (if it was, every fisherman with a "Top Spots Map" would always be catching fish... and we know that's not the case).
It’s about combining the free info you get from online maps with science and knowledge about how fish move based on the above factors.
Want to learn more about finding the best fishing spots?
Check out this video.
You’ll learn:
- How to quickly find new spots on an online map - What makes a good fishing spot - How to identify oysters from grass flats, shorelines, and other elements - How fish move from tide to tide, and season to season
Plus Tony accidentally reveals one of Luke’s favorite spots
Enjoy and if you have any questions, leave a comment!
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