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Book uses 150+ visual examples to show you where fish are most likely to hide, feed, travel, and wait before you ever make your first cast.

What Will This Book Help You Do?

When you arrive at an unfamiliar lake, river, or reservoir, it can seem like there are countless places worth casting. In reality, only a handful of areas are truly worth your time. This book teaches you how to read the water, recognize where fish are most likely to hold, and identify the most productive spots to start fishing.

Where Should I Cast First When Fishing a New Lake?You don't have to cover the entire lake to find fish. Learn to identify high-percentage areas by reading depth changes, structure, cover, current, and other clues before making your first cast.
Why Do Fish Hold in Certain Areas?Fish don't position themselves randomly. Depth, current, shade, underwater structure, cover, and available food all influence where they feed, rest, and ambush prey. Understanding these patterns helps you know where to look.
How Can I Make Every Cast Count?Stop casting blindly and start fishing with a plan. Learn to read the water, recognize promising features, and adjust your approach based on what you see rather than relying on guesswork.
How Do I Find Productive Fishing Spots?Instead of randomly working your way around an entire lake, focus on areas that naturally attract fish. Identify points, drop-offs, weed edges, submerged cover, and other features that make fish more likely to hold nearby.
How Can I Catch More Fish Without Spending All Day Searching?The key is spending less time fishing unproductive water. By understanding where fish are likely to be and why they hold there, you can make better decisions and put your lure in front of more fish.
Where Can I Find Bigger Predatory Fish?Larger predators often use deeper structure, submerged cover, and ambush points to hunt efficiently. Learn to recognize these areas and understand how they use them to find your next opportunity at a trophy fish.

Inside the Book

Before You Spend a Dollar, Look Inside the Book.

I don’t want you spending money on this book without knowing what’s actually inside or whether it will be useful to you. Before you decide, take a look at a few real examples from the pages below.

FIND THE FISH was built to be visual, practical, and easy to use on the water. You won’t have to work through long chapters or sort through theory that never leaves the page. Instead, the book uses more than 150 images covering over 200 fishing situations and water features, with the key details marked directly on each image.

You’ll learn where to look, what signs matter, and where your first casts should go. The examples cover rivers, creeks, current seams, lakes, coves, bridges, dams, vegetation, fallen trees, rocks, and other fish-holding structure. Take a look through the examples below and decide for yourself whether FIND THE FISH deserves a place in your tackle bag.

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Ever finish a session feeling like you covered miles of shoreline, made hundreds of casts, and still never worked out where the fish were holding? It’s frustrating to change lures, try different retrieves, and second-guess every choice when the real problem may be where you’re casting, not what’s tied to the end of your line.

And when you’re new to fishing, every stretch of water can look equally promising. Even experienced anglers can waste valuable time on unfamiliar lakes, rivers, and shorelines.

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This book helps you stop treating the water like a guessing game. This practical visual guide shows you how to read the clues that matter: structure, depth changes, current seams and breaks, cover, and shoreline features that can point to likely fish-holding areas.

You’ll learn to look at a spot with more purpose, choose where to cast before you cast, and make better use of the time you have on the water, whether you’re bank fishing, exploring a new venue, or trying to understand why a seemingly perfect spot isn’t producing.

You don’t need another box of tackle just to feel like you’re making progress. You need a clearer way to decide where to fish. With this book, beginners can build confidence and develop a more thoughtful approach, while seasoned anglers can sharpen their water-reading skills and assess unfamiliar spots more efficiently.

Instead of hoping to stumble onto active fish, you’ll have a repeatable framework for evaluating water and adapting when conditions or locations change. Make your next trip less about casting everywhere and more about making each cast count. Get your copy of FIND THE FISH and start looking at the water with a plan.

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About Me

I Was Taught to Find Fish Before I Was Taught to Cast

Fishing runs deep in my family. My grandfather and my father both made their living on the water, so some of my earliest memories are of watching them read a shoreline, study the current, and figure out where fish were likely to be.

Before fishing ever became a passion of my own, I had already learned one thing: finding fish usually has a lot less to do with luck than people think.

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My father taught me not to just look at the water, but to read it. Current breaks, depth changes, shade, rocks, laydowns, shoreline cover, and small changes most people walk right past can tell you a lot about where fish may be holding. Once you learn to see those clues, you quit casting at random. You start picking spots for a reason.

That’s why I created FIND THE FISH. I wanted to take what I learned growing up, add the lessons I’ve picked up from years on the water, and turn it into a practical visual guide.

The goal is simple: when you walk up to a river, lake, or reservoir you’ve never fished before, you should be able to look at the water, spot the places worth trying, and know where to make that first cast.

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