[REPOST] Ten Fish Indicators Every Angler Should Know With Greg Vinall

[REPOST] In this episode, I dive deep into the art of finding fish by observing nature's cues, a skill that transforms good anglers into great ones. From the subtle flick of a prawn to the shadow of a crocodile, I explore the secrets of reading water and wildlife to locate those elusive fish. Discover why a gathering of pelicans might signal your next big catch, how sharks can surprisingly be your ally, and why healthy ecosystems often hold the key to abundant fishing spots. Whether it's the dance of baitfish under the watchful eyes of birds or the significance of water currents and structure, I share tried and tested methods that promise to enhance your fishing adventures. Join me as I explore the significance of water color changes, the importance of 'fishing the edges' where aquatic worlds collide, and how to interpret the signs of life above and below the water surface to predict where fish might be lurking. Learn from the experiences of seasoned anglers who read the environment like a map, leading them to successful catches in both fresh and saltwater environments. From the billabongs of Cape York to the offshore waters of Australia, this episode is packed with insightful tips and fascinating stories that will not only improve your fishing skills but also deepen your appreciation for the natural world. Tune in to transform how you see the water and, most importantly, to find where the fish are hiding. _____________________ This repost is sponsored by the Urban Beats Deft Flicker Travel Rod, which is the heart of the "Grab-N-Go" system that I personally use to keep my skills sharp and stay connected with nature in a hectic life, no matter where I find myself. This take-anywhere system contains a rod, lures and tackle that are super portable, tough, durable and proven to be effective in a wide range of Australian scenarios. If you want to maintain your skills and sanity, check out Doc's Grab-N-Go system at https://team.doclures.com/product/docs-grab-n-go-fishing-system/ _____________________

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