Breaking Down New Marsh to Locate Productive Water

It is generally accepted that you should fish one area to master it.

This way you can get positive results more often, making your fishing trips worth your time.

But, fishing the same area can grow tiresome after a while, and in order to keep having fun, to keep learning, you must try fishing new areas.

There is no satisfaction that compares to finding and catching fish on your own in a completely new area!

This webinar breaks down how you can do that, by providing the steps and knowledge needed to “break down” marsh that is new to you.

Begin watching, and you’ll see how to eliminate unproductive areas and zero in on the fish.

Course Resources

• Download Webinar Slides
• Case study about those dangerous canals in Venice
• National Data Buoy Center
• MODIS Daily Satellite Imagery
• Windfinder
• National Map of River Gages
• Hydrocoast Salinity Maps

Fishing Report Websites

• LAFB Inshore (THE BEST!)
• RodnReel
• 2CoolFishing
• Rigolets Fishing Group
• LA Sportsman

Course Instructor

Captain Devin Chief Instructor

Devin is a veteran of the Iraq War and former fishing guide. He founded Louisiana Fishing Blog in 2012 to share his ideas as a charter captain and still writes in it today. Since then he’s created a fishing university called LAFB Elite where he hosts courses teaching inshore anglers his knowledge of fishing Louisiana’s coast.