Best Fishing Tips (Salt Strong Newsletter Jan 27, 2019)
- By: Joseph Simonds
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It’s newsletter time!!!
Below you’ll see some of our best fishing tips from the past week.
We’ll kick it off with our Insiders followed by the public tips, followed by the Fish Strong Podcast.
Tight lines!
If you aren’t part of our private Insider SUPER-Community, click here to find out more
Insider SUPER-Community Tips
- How To Catch BIG Bull Redfish In The Dead Of Winter
- Spot Dissection: Analyzing Potholes & Oyster Beds To Find Feeding Fish
- Spot Dissection: How To Find Hidden Structure On A Google Satellite Image With Poor Image Quality
- How To Create A Solid Pre-Trip Plan (And Stick With It)
- Spot Dissection: Finding Productive Areas Around Creeks & Grassy Islands
- The Tripletail Formula: On The Water Pro Tactics To Catch More Tripletail
- Spot Dissection: Finding New Areas In North Carolina
- Last Chance To Get Your Salt Strong Pullover
Note: to learn more about joining the Salt Strong SUPER-Community, you can sign up here.
Public Fishing Tips
- Did Berkley Gulp Really Change Their Formula Again?
- How To Catch Boatloads Of Shad This Winter In Rivers
- 3 Best Ways To Rig Gulp Shrimp (And When To Use Each Method)
- Gulp Shrimp: Are You Rigging Them Upside Down?
- How To Catch Sheepshead (Plus PDF Catch Card)
- Three Tips To Avoid Explosions While Fueling Your Boat
The Fish Strong Podcast
Any questions we can help you with?
Any specific fishing tips you want us to cover next?
Let me know by leaving a comment below.
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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).
Was Happy to Introduce Salt Strong to My Community Angler Club this week. Del Webb Spruce Creek, Summerfield, Fl. Thanks, Bob Hunt
what rain gear is that
chilling my bones, my brother! lol
Hi Joe, I would love to purchase a hat but they do not protect your neck & ears. Any chance in the future that SaltStrong will get
a Australian type hat with a 2 or 3 inch brim vented, but all mesh on top? Thanks Rich
Hey Richard! Great to hear from you.
Did you see the two wide-brimmed hats on this page: https://shop.saltstrong.com/collections/hats-visors
Let me know if you are looking for something else.
Species suggestion
Joe, now that you are expanding into freshwater fishing you might want to investigate snakeheads. Although an invasive fish they apparently have a lot to offer for their fighting strength and very desirable table fare. Since they are invasive, it makes for a guiltless harvest. I heard about it on
Hook Shots podcast 10/2/18- https://www.stitcher.com/seid=56525818&refid=asa
Just watched video How to catch red fish in winter. I think its great you guys would show that fish finder and its views. Made up my mind for me. Thanks for a great video….
Mangrove snapper… I would love to learn seasons and patterns of chasing them from inshore to near shore
How about a video on catching big Snook under bridge or dock lights at night on a fly rod
How about this one?
https://www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tip/snook-light-fishing/
I am a Wisconsin transplant and have a couple of questions regarding short hits and trailer hooks. Up north, especially when fishing for walleyes with minnows we would add a stinger hook to a 3-4″ piece of mono and attach it the tail end of the minnow. The hook was usually a #10 or #12 treble hook. When trolling for walleyes with night crawlers we would use a two or three single hook trailer harness to help with short hits.
In Florida, when using shrimp, I have experienced a lot of short strikes where the fish attack only one end of the shrimp. Here are my questions.
1. Are stinger hooks legal in Florida for inshore fishing?
2. Are there other techniques that would address short hits when using shrimp.
Thx.
Stingers are legal. short hits are smaller fish or Sheepshead and mangrove snapper. Trout reddish and snook will inhale a whole shrimp. Thats been my experience. Where in WI? im from MKE live in St Pete, FL
Thx
Waukesha and Sturgron Bay
Hey guys- love all the content. You asked for thoughts on new content and I’d love to see a GPS/ Fish finder mastery course. There’s a lot on the site but all spread out. Just my two cents.
Yeah buddy! It’s already in the works with Capt. Peter Deeks. Which brand do you use?
Like this idea as well, Garmin currently
Humminbird would like to see
Garmin as well
Simrad