5 Bad Habits That Plague Saltwater Fishermen
- By: Joseph Simonds
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- Found In: Fishing Tips, Podcast, Salt Strong Podcast, Weekly Newsletter: 6-5-22
Time to shake off these 5 bad saltwater fishing habits!!!
We all fall victim to patterns and sometimes get stuck in following one line of thinking when it comes to fishing.
No more!!!
In this episode, we discuss the 5 worst habits that plague saltwater anglers and the ways they can correct these mistakes and turn their fortune around.
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Here is a timestamped version of this episode:
- 1:51 – 5 Bad Habits that will DESTROY your chances of catching more fish
- 2:43 – Bad Habit #1: Depth Control
- 4:53 – Popping Corks
- 6:09 – Live Bait Depth Control
- 8:12 – Jigheads & Weight
- 9:14 – Bad Habit #2: Missing The 90/10 Zones
- 10:39 – Finding the 90/10 zones
- 13:20 – Shrimp Soakers
- 14:58 – Bad Habit #3: Being Held Hostage To Live Bait
- 15:28 – Live Bait VS. Artificial Lures
- 20:42 – Bad Habit #4: Returning To Old Spots
- 22:19 – Spots VS. Situations
- 23:44 – Fishing in new areas
- 25:08 – Bad Habit #5: Failing To Seek Help
- 27:28 – Forming a Fishing Network
- 29:38 – Logging Trips
- 31:30 – Join The Salt Strong Insider Community TODAY
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Bad Saltwater Fishing Habits [VIDEO]
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Conclusion
Sometimes habits, especially bad ones, can be hard to shake off.
Fishing is constantly changing and evolving but the framework and mindset should always remain the same.
Stay on top of current trends, think outside of the box, and do not be afraid to seek help!
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Let me know if you can think of any other bad habits down in the comments section!
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Very important practices to remember, I need to hear them over and over. Through your education over the years, I’ve gotten pretty good at finding the 10% zone. it’s getting the fish to bite after I find them, is at times impossible.
Hey Luke and Joe great podcast, thank you! Yep, been trying to improve on all these areas, but still have soooo much to learn! It’s been great to have the Salt Strong “Fishing College” at our fingertips. As someone from the SF Bay Area, I take what I can from all the info that’s here knowing that a lot of this will apply to most predatory fish anywhere.
As you guys mentioned, networking is probably one of the most helpful parts of the puzzle. I hope that someday we’ll see more of this coming from the West Coast in the form of additional members and perhaps Coaches too! 😉 🤞 Thanks again!
Confession time…I’m ridiculously hard headed about changing my jig-head weight and ALWAYS need to stop at the “redfish dock”. And then there’s also that “trout dock”🤔.