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Spending the better part of 30 years on the water, you tend to develop a knack for finding the right spot on a given day. It is not some magical formula, when trying to find where the fish might be. They are everywhere. It is just a matter of pooling your knowledge and experience to thwart the fish and their attempts to stay secluded and alive. It is you verses the laws of nature. It is not impossible, but it takes experience.

For the newbie fishing enthusiast, the most important tip anyone could dare to offer is to fish often and record every bit of pertinent information you can, until it can be stored in that vast computer of the mind.Check out this link here. Note the sky conditions, temperature, bait and color, water temperature and any other detail, no matter how minor you might believe it to be. All of this information is not only useful, but essential, when trying to decode the whereabouts of the next big catch.

As time goes by, you will be able to see these things a s a whole, not just pieces to the puzzle. Written record will soon be replaced with a mental clarity, allowing you to look at a location or situation and “know” when and where the fish will be. It will happen, if you are dedicated and efficient in your planning.

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