Today I am bringing you a tutorial on How to find fishing spots with Google Earth Pro and the Navionics web app. This Navionics app tutorial is based on the desktop version. This strategy can be used while at home before you head to the lake. You can also use the mobile Navionics and Google Earth Pro apps if you prefer to use a phone or tablet. I start by using Navionics to find interesting spots based on contours. Then I go to Googie Earth Pro to show the lakes drawn down to see if there is anything that you can't see when the lake is at a normal pool. If you are using Google Earth Pro, you can also drop a pin on the location, so you don't lose it. I started using this strategy while I was fishing bass tournaments here in Oklahoma. Even though looking for bass was the primary focus this can be adapted to find any species. If you know what structure and cover your target species uses, then this strategy can be modified to find those spots. I am showing Oklahoma lakes because that is where I am from. Oklahoma lakes are loaded with spots that most anglers pass up. Using this strategy, you can turn your Oklahoma Fishing trips into Oklahoma catching trips. In my next video, I will show you the next step and this will be how to use ODWC interactive map as well as move these waypoints to your locator. This can be used anywhere in the world with similar results.
Google earth pro can be found here:
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Navionics web app can be found here: [ Ссылка ]
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Gear used to make this video:
Camera Gear
Camera DJI OSMO ACTION [ Ссылка ]
Handheld Camera OSMO POCKET [ Ссылка ]
Hero 9 Black [ Ссылка ]
Audio Gear
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shotgun mic [ Ссылка ]
Drone
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SD card [ Ссылка ]
Boating Gear
Trolling motor [ Ссылка ]
Locators [ Ссылка ]
The most fun you will have while fishing
Chill-N-Reel [ Ссылка ]
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