Finding Fish [90/10]

Welcome to the Insider Club Fishing School!

These lessons will help you go from a Beginner all the way up to one of the most advanced anglers in your area as quickly as possible.

As you go through these lessons, please don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have by using the Comments feed at the bottom of each lesson.

Let’s get started with the most important lesson of all… Finding The Fish.

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Equipment Used In This Video

As mentioned in this lesson, there are often WAY more fish under bridges than most people think.

Here’s a fun video showing exactly how many are down there when a camera is dropped down close to the underwater structure.

Homework

In order to ensure that you can quickly find the best spots to catch fish, make sure to watch this quick lesson that shows a fun homework assignment that’ll result in you have at least 3 great spots to fish the next time you have some open time.

As always, please use the Comments section below if you have any questions… we’re here to help.

Tight Lines!

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Robert Michelon
4 days ago

Great information, I can’t wait until I get my boat out there and make put this information to work. Thank you Luke for the newbie lessons

Tom Turner
1 month ago

went out yesterday for the first time. Used the weedless, Texas rigged, shrimp and fished Ormond Beach Grenada bridge pier. From the looks of it it was about 6 to 7 foot deep. Did not get skunked. Had an 8 inch mangrove snapper. In about three hours, that was about all I caught working on getting my fishing kayak put together so that I can hit up private docks on the Halifax river

Stephen Goodrick
2 months ago

Where was this video shot?

Rodney Bell
2 months ago

I’m like Frank just below. I’m 71, and have fished all of my life both salt and fresh water, Pascagoula, MS and all over Texas. I’m in Perdido Key, FL, pretty new to the area, and have been skunked basically every time out! I purchased the APP today. Looks awesome and looking forward to trying it! Thanks!

LaTroy Richardson
2 months ago

Very informative thank you

Frank Sturcken
3 months ago

I’m 73 years old and have been fishing for along time and have caught alot of fish but have been skunked more times than I care to count. Your lessons are very informative. I will use your suggestions on my next fishing trip. Thank you

Forrest Stutesman
3 months ago

Well as a beginning salt water fisherman. This is some really useful info. Being a freshwater guy all my life. I am finding lots of similarities as far as structure and drop-offs go. Now my biggest question would be the hook set. Do you set it like you would a crappie or like a bass//

Peter Kovacs
4 months ago

Hello, I’m LOVING the website and tutorials. Any thoughts on a segment explaining hook sizes (1/0 —4/0 versus size 1— 4, etc) or are they same with just different names. Thanks

Chuck Brown
2 months ago
Reply to  Luke Simonds

Clicking on this link just brings me to a wpengine login screen that doesn’t seem to accept my salt string credentials?

Andrew Spencer
4 months ago

I’m trying to apply this to surf casting however where I live there’s only really about 5′ of change on the shore. I’m trying to target extreme changes however there aren’t many. Do you have any advice for applying these tips to folks who don’t have a boat?

Stephen Wheelock
4 months ago

Great app, Luke, thanks. Already picked out a location on the – now-fishing bridge – old Rickenbacker causeway to Key Biscayne thanks to this video..