SALTWATER FISHING TIPS

A group of Insider Club members met over on the East coast of FL for some fishing, and it was an absolute blast. This was my first time fishing the north end of the Indian River, and it did not disappoint.

This Weekend Forecast for March 17th-18th will help give you the tools and information for finding productive areas if you plan to fish this coming weekend. These reports are based off the current trends and can be applied to your area.

Here's a unique tactic I used to quickly catch some trout, snook, and an over-slot redfish on a short trip on a windy and overcast day at a point with very weak tides... click to see the detailed report.

Do you want to catch more flounder this spring and summer? Then check out this latest flounder tip from Capt. CA Richardson. Tight Lines!

If you want to catch more snook and tarpon this year, then you've got to check out this slick trick for your leader line. It makes a huge difference! Enjoy

This report will give you a solid gameplan to use if you will be fishing this coming weekend based on the trends that we have been seeing throughout the week. You can use this information to help you find fish in your area.

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. You'll see the type of spots that statistically should hold the most feeding fish so that you can find similar spots near you to target.

This trip was after an early spring cold front, and water temps started to drop back down a little bit. I focused on a deep cut that was along a shoreline that held numerous trout and caught some reds as well. Check out the full report!

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.