Beginners guide to FINDING FISHING SPOTS

[@TS-zp7pe]

Thank you for this. Learnt a lot.

[@varaxj]

Outstanding videos. We thank you for putting these out. From Vero.

[@apmramos]

As usual great video!!! A whole lot of info to take in. Thank you.

[@JenandPen]

This was great! Always learn so much from your videos!

[@shaibrodny8836]

another great video , thank you

[@AdventureswithaaronB]

Awesome video as always, looking forward to seeing you next Sunday.

[@zer-kz8mb]

Great video! Thank you for this info. I finally have a starting point

[@richardslingwine3197]

So..... 45 seconds after you mentioned Navtronics my order was placed. I fish off Sanibel on the other side of Florida. Finding fish is a nightmare. We can find Mackerel off Sanibel sometimes and the Inland fish all day long. Anything else you really have to know the area and I'm a newbie. This tip will save me HUNDREDS in fuel costs trying to find areas where there's structure / ledges. Thanks Heath!

[@r.bouth.6457]

Great to hear that.. what is the model of that garmin echo you use Mr. heat ?

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

My fishfinder/gps combo is a Garmin Echomap UHD 74c Here's a link to it: amzn.to/3Dorbhb

[@r.bouth.6457]

An you see deep with that echo garmin to get the queen snapper and the tile fish mod fields ?

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

Yes

[@r.bouth.6457]

Hello Heat. I am from Curacao. As we must give the master his recognition, you are a open minded master that give your best to the world. Keep it as you are as many don't give the truth to others as you did. The only detail that was missing is the moment of time that is the best time to catch some of those many you did mention. That part, I am sure you leave it for another video because your video will be to long. Also the best bait and the best fishfinder for the shalow and deep water so tonfind some of those shallow and very deep water specific fish is another video. I am waiting for part 2 and part 3 and part 4 will be how is the best ways to clean and cook some of those. For cooking you and always bring a shefcook.. You are a master fisherman and a child of God with that simple small boat and fishing with that son of you is an example of humbleness. I appreciate you from curacao ad my question today is: I need a fishfinder to start fishing with side image in 100 feet bud to end looking for those queen snapper and all those tile fish. Give me your best recommendation which brand and model number/name of fishfinder with what power of sounder is the best for my need.

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

Thank you for the kind words.... I really appreciate it. Personally I would look at a Garmin Echo map with a 7 inch screen. That's what I have. Works great

[@aleenabeel8232]

you are awesome.most educqyed and enjoylable video.love it.mord videos like this plz. if you can make a video abt big groiper and by big i mean 30-60 pounds.

[@Camh1968]

Hi. I live in Australia and often fish our local bay in depths up to 25m for snapper. No luck so far, as I probably fish the wrong times.. I have all the fancy gear, modern ducers, sounders, mapping software etc. but still unsuccessful. I am studying more contours and trying to locate channels and determine current flows but I don’t really know what to look for. Can you help me out here? Cameron

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

Fishing channels , you'll want to fish the outgoing tide. What happens is all the sediment flowing out draws in bait fish to feed and the predators follow them in. Good luck and keep persistent. Try to fish the morning hours.

[@Camh1968]

@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing ok many thanks for those tips. How do I best locate channels on CMap reveal with HRB and shaded relief? How do I determine current flows?

[@TurnOffYourTV]

... . Let's do this . ... . Let's do this . ... . Thanks Capt.

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

Hahaha... Love that song

[@aleenabeel8232]

bottom fishing. snapper grouper king cobia thats all we have.

[@kevinrichardson6817]

What to do is you are not in America

[@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing]

The fish finder/ gps techniques and advice should be similar. As far as the sea floor mapping goes, I'm not sure how vast it stretches