SALTWATER FISHING TIPS

If you want to see the four "must know" ways to retrieve your lures (in every scenario), then you've got to check out this new video from Capt. CA Richardson.

Want to see some cool tricks on finding feeding zones in small bays, creeks, and river systems during super high tides? Then check out this new spot dissection in the St. John's River.

Google Earth Pro is a free app that shows some incredibly helpful information that can help you understand where the best feeding zones will be and how they change over time. Watch this video to see exactly how it works.

I had an opening in my schedule yesterday and decided to sneak out on the water to explore a creek that I've had on my list to check out. Found some solid fish and had an awesome opportunity with a big snook at the very end once I dialed in on the main trend for the day.

Want to know the tricks to make sure you have the perfect rod and reel combo? Don't make the mistake of pairing it incorrectly. Check out these pairing tips.

I visited 2 locations in 2 days. The first area on the 1st day was a complete bust with very poor water conditions and high winds. The next day I found a very nice area that was a great turnaround from the day before. I will be comparing the 2 areas in this report and explain where the fish were holding and why.

Want to know the quickest way to pick the perfect MirrOLure for any depth? Then check out Capt. CA Richardson explain how he does it in this latest Insider video.

Want to know a couple cool tricks to finding feeding fish in murky water using satellite maps? Then check out this new Insider video.

This report will show you a solid gameplan to use if you’ll be fishing this weekend based on the recent trends we’ve been seeing out on the water lately. It will walk you through the thought process of how to apply the recent trends from the Insider Reports to an area near you.

I had the pleasure of fishing with Matt Davis this past Sunday. We fished from his 22ft Pathfinder bay boat and had a lot of action. Here are the details of this trip to some new areas neither of us had ever been to before.

Want to discover a cool trick to finding big schools of fish in channels, cuts, and even canals? Then check out this fish finder trick Capt. Peter Deek's uses.