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Did you know that there is a reason fish can so easily evade your hook? Find out why this happens and how to prevent it!

Sick of hooking a fish only to lose them? We'll show you how to catch and hold on to any fish.

Since man first discovered fish, a time-honored contest of wills between the species has taken place. For thousands of years, we have tried to outsmart fish and learn their secret ways.

Now, all of this information has been compiled into the absolute ultimate guide to California Fishing.

You'll learn the best tips for freshwater fishing, anywhere in the state. Find out how to tell where fish are hiding, based on the time of day and the current temperature. We'll show you how to look at a lake and immediately know where to cast.

Why struggle to catch fish when you could have so many you're forced to throw them back?

We've targeted:

• The best places to catch fish through California
• The secrets to a successful deep sea fishing trip
• Hidden methods of catching any kind of fish
• Guaranteed techniques that will instantly make you a better fisherman
• And much more!

When you have a chance to get a hold of this kind of information, don't throw it back!

If you're ready to take your fishing vacations to the next level, you need this guide!

In addition to all of these secret tips and techniques, this guide also covers how to plan your next vacation, what you need to bring with you and what you don't, how to successfully fish off of any pier and that is not all...

We've also included a special section on how to navigate California's complex licensing and permit laws. Never get caught without the documentation and permits you need! We'll even show you how to save money on your license!

The eBook is free… Information on how to get your copy can be found here: Free eBook Fishing in California

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If you have been fishing on shore, and are ready to take it to the next level, or if you have been fishing by boat for years but would like to get better at it, there are quite a few tips that will help make your outings more fun and more profitable in terms of how many fish you can catch. While there are a few variables that cannot be helped, such as weather, lake conditions and fish behavior, these tips should help make quite a difference in just how lucky you are out on the water.

Take everything with you –

This sounds very simple, but it is all too easy to get out on the lake and realize you left something important back on shore. The less movement you can make through the water, the better off you will be. Make a checklist of all that you plan to take with you and then go through it before you pull out from shore. This small tip can make a bigger difference in your success rate and it can help cut down on frustrations.

Remember that noise is a factor –

Fish don’t like a lot of noise, and a boat will definitely disturb them. Pick out the place you want to try on the lake, and then once you reach it, turn off everything and sit as quietly as possible. You may need to give it a little while before fish return to that area. Don’t bring a radio with you and learn to love the quiet. Once you get this down, it will be a lot easier to find the fish you’re after.

Consider chumming –

Although this may not be allowed on some lakes, chumming the bottom of your boat will definitely help get more fish interested in hanging around you. Take your bait of choice and rub it along the bottom and sides of your boat before you get it into the water. The scent will remain and will serve to attract fish. This is a good tactic to try if you normally have a lot of trouble finding any fish out on the lake.

Be open to change –

You may need to change up your bait and lures to see what is biting that day if you are not after a specific type of fish. Take a wide variety of different baits and lures, both natural and synthetic and see which ones work the best. It’s also helpful to make a log of your findings for next time. You may also want to test out different line weights to see which ones are most effective for you.

Try different times of the day and different spots on the lake – If it is midday and hot, chances are the middle of the lake where it is deepest will be the best spot to find fish. Conversely, you can also luck out when it is cooler by hanging around near the edges. Once again, you’ll need to experiment to see which position works best for you.

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