How To Find Fishing Spots Using Bottom Contour Maps [Navionics Webinar]

Want to be able to find new fishing spots using bottom contour maps?
Navionics bottom contour maps (in addition to others that show great details of depth changes) can be very valuable to anglers who know how to read them.
And the understanding goes way beyond just looking at a specific depth at any given point...
It's all about understanding how fish position themselves based on tidal flow, depth contours, and a variety of other factors.
We had to pleasure to get Paul Michele from Navionics on a webinar to do a deep dive into the tactics and strategies that you can use to effectively identify the good spots vs. the dead zones simply by looking at bottom contour maps.
Best of all, it's actually easy to do with the right guidance.
And this webinar shows some great tips that you can use on your next trip out on the water.
To see our latest fishing tips, go to www.saltstrong.com
Fish On!

[@rodneyhanbaum697]

Outstanding! Learned a lot! Salt water fishing is totally new to us especially dealing with the TIDE. We live in southern Illinois and fish fresh water lakes but come to the gulf shores every year. This year we brought kayaks and fished for the first time... DEFINITELY a learning experience!! Thank you..had no idea about this app!!!

[@Saltstrong]

We are glad to see that you enjoyed this bottom contours webinar with Paul from Navionics! Their app is very impressive.

[@JoeSimondsSaltStrong]

Spots, spots, and more spots! Love it. Great webinar, Luke.

[@catfishstalkeroutdoorswith530]

Awesome Video! Navionics catches me more fish for sure.

[@jackdickerson2031]

Great tutorial Luke. I had no idea. I am going to get the app.

[@treeelee11]

Thanks for the video , very informative!

[@VitorOliveira-tu4lg]

Absolutely amazing!

[@ken244]

great info Thanks

[@MrZoma94]

I use the program in the Sea of Kuwait, and the problem is that it gives me a path with zigzags, and I want to give me a straight path to the required point. How can I adjust the settings for that

[@vallehermoso6224]

I have a question ,hope you help me understand the situation, Am I going to drop my jig/lure in the opposite direction of the current? or follow the current ? where is the best to drop a jig? thanks in advance

[@yunusemreunlu5086]

Thanks for supporting. I just wondering, how can i indicate to type of seabed? For example: sand, clay, rock, mud. Therefore; When i wanna drop the anchor so i have to see type of seabed for safe operation

[@realadammason]

Sonar

[@mariokruger4982]

Hello. How can I save and see the exactly historic track of my boat? I need to know because my boat are being commanded by others. Thanks.

[@emreulutas7581]

Hello, I'm followers from Turkey. I find it very difficult to understand what you are saying. If you add subtitles to your videos, it will be much more effective for us to understand and benefit from what you say from google translation. Unfortunately, there is no such information in Turkish! It was a very nice and informative video. I am waiting for more and English subtitles. Congratulations!..

[@43Studio43]

How do you get rid of the red and green dash trails. They are not mines

[@acecalicoy7047]

Finding a good spot for long line fishing if you dont mind sir. Can you please make tutorial? Thankyou.😊

[@zsozsousa1]

How come, the Navionics not showing smaller lakes? Forex. There is a 150 acres lake just south of Sample Road In Margate,FL. how come it is not even shown on the map? It shows the only larger lakes?

[@sidickammantoola3588]

Can you use navionics at sea ? Even without internet?

[@jun92anwaray90]

Im so enterested of this app

[@jamessilverman4887]

Great tutorial. How do you find your saved maps?

[@hjlamb]

They are saved on your device. Before you go to where you may not have an internet connection. Launch the Navionics application on your device. Choose Menu and select Download Maps from the Menu. Highlight the area of the map you want to save and click download. After saving, it will be available on your phone/tablet even without an internet connection.

[@allinski]

How can you tell what's a lump and what's a hole? In that pic they were both circles. How can you tell the smaller one was a lump and not a hole? Thanks

[@emreulutas7581]

You can evaluate it according to the depth of the center circle and the increase or decrease of the lines around it. For example, if it says 50m in the center, if the lines around it increase, this is a hill. But if it says 50m in the center and the lines around it have decreased, like 45m, 40m, then this is a pit.

[@ryansullivan9519]

What about Okinawa, is there something mapped out for that yet?

[@jamessilverman4887]

How do you select spots on map before leaving. Then find your way to these while underway?

[@richie2dicks468]

You can mark it as a waypoint then use the navigation to route you to that waypoint

[@nathanvanderveer930]

how can you tell which direction the current is going?

[@Camh1968]

Reference is made to an app through this presentation. What is the name of this app please? Cameron

[@Saltstrong]

This is our Smart Fishing app. It is available exclusively to our Salt Strong Insiders as part of the membership. It is not currently available through the App or Play Store.

[@Camh1968]

@@Saltstrong thanks. Can it apply to Australian saltwater areas ?

[@Camh1968]

Thoughts ?

[@AcutFishing]

Hana meuphôm lom

[@Nagaraju-kz8wh]

Sir Iam fishermen My gps number telling Fishes where .where place have

[@Saltstrong]

👍

[@Nagaraju-kz8wh]

Sir please tell me My address Indian Andhra Pradesh Prakasam Kothapatnem beach

[@sharonMARCO1]

2:22 cringey tap on the shoulder lmao

[@springteen3743]

Great but I rather not pay for this type of app.

[@ReverendBarryTheFunk]

This guy knows his stuff, but goes WAY too fast. I was lost 2 minutes into it.