How Much Does Salt Strong Cost? (Salt Strong Pricing)
- By: Joseph Simonds
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How much does it cost to join the Salt Strong Insider Club?
Salt Strong costs just $97 per year (which boils down to only $.27 per day).
Click here to see the special bonuses for joining Salt Strong today.
Many of the top questions we hear from our 70,000+ fishermen Facebook group (you can join the Salt Strong Fishing Facebook group here) revolve around the price of Salt Strong membership.
For instance, we get questions such as…
- How much does Salt Strong cost?
- What is the price of Salt Strong?
- How much is Salt Strong membership?
- What is the pricing for Salt Strong?
The great news is that the answer to all four of these questions is the same…
The cost to join Salt Strong is only $97 per year (which boils down to only $.27 per day).
That means you’ll get premium fishing education (like our on the water fishing videos), comprehensive online fishing mastery courses, access to our private 20,000+ member online community, tackle discounts, exclusive product offerings, and tackle comparisons all for just $97 per year.
To join the Salt Strong Insider Club and see the latest Salt Strong Pricing, click here.
See the chart below to see exactly what Salt Strong Insider members receive with their Salt Strong membership:
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Salt Strong Insider Club Reviews
One of the other top questions we receive from saltwater anglers is, “Does the Salt Strong membership work?”
Well, with 20,000+ members (and new members joining every hour), we know it works.
But here’s what just a few of our members are saying about the Salt Strong Insider Club:
Guys, since joining as an “Insider” I have viewed several of the available courses and master series courses and can state without hesitating that in my 50th year of fishing and 30th + year of serious tournament level bass fishing that I have never seen such quality content. I’ve had the good fortune to share a boat with some of the biggest names in bass fishing and attended countless boat shows as a sponsored angler doing seminars & helping others learn. I did a lot of listening to touring pros giving seminars on various topics and learned tidbits here and there. Nearly all were good and some were amazing but none were ever as detailed and geared toward really sharing the “inside scoop” on the how, why, where, and when as this staff is; it’s simply outstanding.
The detail that Tony Acevedo goes in to in his video descriptions is nothing short of perfect and his delivery and demeanor is equally as good. The soft plastic jerk bait series is a perfect example as are many others.
The same applies to Luke, Wyatt, Peter, and others who have done in depth full and/or mini video series on a particular technique be it tackle, species, or situation specific.
The angler who comes to this community with an open mind and a willingness to learn cannot help but get better. I thought I knew plenty (and still do on some very specific bass angling techniques that I use inshore and nearshore quite a bit) but am just blown away by how good these guys are and how they break things down for their audience. These guys show us all daily how there is no end to learning how to be a better angler and how having a true desire to get better every day will yield the best quality results for you and your co-anglers/guests/family, etc.
We’re so fortunate to have access this resource. The bass world has nothing like Salt Strong; it’s too competitive and the information is held very close to the vest by the elite anglers as they can’t afford to have it become common knowledge or it may cost them $500K winning the classic or $100K winning a stock tour event, etc. I used to write various technique articles regularly on Bass Boat Central and other bass sites that were met with gratitude or sometimes a stern “shut up” and stop sharing that detail by other tournament guys and that attitude has hurt the sport because novice anglers get overwhelmed and caught up in the wrong time and money investment (usually tackle, electronics, boats, etc) and never really improve.
Salt Strong is the polar opposite. I hope you agree and really value the amazing tribal knowledge that lies within this community of staff and members. It’s off the charts. Thanks Joe & Luke for breathing life in to this thing; it’s just spectacular.
~ Chuck Daymude, Fernandina Beach, Florida
Here’s another happy Salt Strong Insider member…
80 PLUS FISH IN A KAYAK!!! Yesterday was one of the best days I’ve had on the water fishing, not just be I caught 80 plus fish and could have caught more! It really was the fact I just moved to a new city, new fishery, and I now have to fish out of a kayak VS a boat like I am used to and I have been killing it here.
I’ve fished my whole life and would of said I was generally successful, but I joined Salt Strong less than a year ago and it took me to a whole new level of fishing.
I believe I would have found this spot on my own eventually, but without Salt Strong I wouldn’t have really understood the patterns and know how to adjust as the day went on to keep finding fish. Every time the bite slowed in a spot I just found the new 10 percent area the fish were feeding in, and I found it easily. That confidence and knowledge came directly from my investment of time into Salt Strong resources.
The Avenue to success was the pre trip plan, the seasonal trends, and from the 3B’s that are always preached here. To all the staff, thank you guys for your hard work, it has absolutely made me a better angler in many ways.
I hope to have many more trips that bring me the same amount of joy as yesterday.
~ Richard Thomas, Jacksonville, Florida
And here’s another!
I wanted to take a moment to thank Salt Strong for facilitating this fantastic community. I was fortunate enough to be considered angler of the week last week and it was flattering to say the very least. The interview was short and fun, but I wanted to elaborate on why I think Salt Strong is so great. And, why I believe it to be so beneficial in so many ways.
There is no direct science to fishing. The world and motivations surrounding whatever species we target is fuzzy at best. This is the reason we chalk it up to “that’s fishing” when we have a bad day. Even the people we hold in high regard for their fishing abilities have days when they get skunked. We all have them. It simply lets us know we don’t know as much as we think we know. And, what we actually know is such a tiny fraction of that. As good as an angler may be, or as much knowledge as one angler might have, they will never know more than the collective group of all anglers. It’s because of this I believe I have learned such a great amount from Salt Strong. And, why I believe it is such a must-have membership for all.
I try to listen to everyone as if they know something that I don’t. Because they do. Reading, responding to people’s posts and writing my own gives a unique ability to factor others’ experiences into my own and, with a little luck, have a better fishing day when I go out. If I learn one thing, just one, that I didn’t know before I logged on, when I do, I’m a better fisherman. And, when I add up all of the little things, I equate it to being a hell of a lot better than I would have been had I not been part of such a community.
It really is amazing to me. I have social media pages and its crazy how much tear and divide there seems to be out there. People are so quick to rip into people for being “wrong”,Or “not knowing what they are talking about”. Some people are so opinionated and honestly think they know more than everyone else. In the Salt Strong community, you see none of that. Everyone is so warm and ingratiating all the time, always ready to pat each other on the back. Or, show someone how to tie a knot. Or, inform others of a new technique.Or, steer someone away from a fish losing mistake. Everyone is lifting everyone else up in the most positive way. Even giving constructive criticize is dealt with in the most inspiring ways. It’s all in an effort from everyone to get better at what we all love to do. We are all united by the goal we set our aims on, fishing. Salt Strong has given us a platform to do such a thing. It truly is beautiful.
Thank you Salt Strong!
P.S. Here’s a picture from last week. Immediately after the interview I went fishing. I was using a catch 2000 in an area I know to hold big trout. An over-sized boil disturbed the calm waters surface and a tight line indicated to lean into a hook set. Immediately upon doing so drag began to peel off the reel under the load of a heavy fish. I saw a big silver flash in the near distance and was instantly taken aback. This is the one… Nope, turned out to be a black drum hahaha. 8#’s, no slouch. It was exciting in the end though. My dad had just been talking the night before about wanting to go target black drum, (he prefers them even to redfish) so it all worked out.
~ John Arculeo
If you’re sick and tired of not catching as many saltwater fish per trip as you’d like, then join us today!
Not only will you save hours of time and catch more fish, but you’ll also save money on all of your tackle with our exclusive discounts (and it’s all backed by our unheard of 200% money-back guarantee).
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Do what the “SMART ANGLERS” are doing and join the Insider Club.
Here’s what you’ll receive today when you join:
- Weekly fishing reports and TRENDS revealing exactly where you should fish every trip
- Weekly “spot dissection” videos that walk you through all the best spots in your area
- Exclusive fishing tips from the PROS you can’t find anywhere else
- Everything you need to start catching fish more consistently (regardless if you fish out of a boat, kayak, or land).
I heard last night at our club meeting ( Cypress Texas) that a life time membership could be purchased for 500.00 is that true?
Hey John! Lifetime membership has been $1,197. I’m assuming that the member was talking about the 5-year membership where we gave a $200 reel as a gift for signing up for 5 years for $500
Do you have information on Hampton Roads/TidewaterVirginia? If i join will your info help me out here?
I want to join, but I live in south padre island texas. I’m a fishing guide and am I. The water everyday.
Will joining really help me out?
Did you end up joining? If so did it help you out. I’m in the same area and want to know if it’s worth it here on Spi
Come and join us, Abraham! You won’t be disappointed. Did you see the new oyster bar feature we added to our Smart Fishing Spots software last night? We featured some areas in TX in this video – https://www.saltstrong.com/articles/quickest-way-to-find-oyster-bars/
Yes! We have quite a few fishing guides in Texas who are members. But just like joining a gym, you only benefit if you use the tools and become an active part of the community. Fishing guides have a different benefit that makes the price an absolute no-brainer… the fact that all of our fishing guides who are active in the community get an average of 1-2 new bookings per month just from our members. That’s many thousands of dollars of free marketing back in your pocket.
I just watched sheepshead video. No where in that video do you mentiom tube worms. While I like fiddlers, IMHO, tube worms aresuperior to even fiddlers. Your comments.
Hey Howard!
I don’t think any of us here have actually tried using tube worms, but I am definitely curious now! We’ll be sure to test that out!