Crestliner Pro Angler John Cox Shares his Top Tips for Sight Fishing

Pro Angler John Cox share the highs and lows of sight fishing. If you're new at sight fishing, John shares his top tips and the baits he recommends.

More about Sight Fishing:
Sight fishing in clear water is a popular pastime for anglers who enjoy the challenge of hunting and the thrill of casting a line. This type of fishing involves using your eyes to spot fish in the water and then using a rod and reel to catch them. Sight fishing is an exciting way to experience the great outdoors and can be done in both freshwater and saltwater.

Sight fishing requires a combination of skill and knowledge. Anglers need to know where to look for the fish, the best time of day to spot them and the type of bait that will attract them. Sight fishing also involves being able to identify the fish species that are present in the water. This knowledge can be gained through trial and error, or through research and practice.

When it comes to locating the fish, anglers should use their eyes to look for any movement in the water. Fish may be spotted along the shoreline, in the shallows, or deeper in the water. Anglers should look for shadows, shapes and colors that may indicate a fish presence. Once the fish is spotted, anglers should cast their line close to the fish, but not too close to not spook them.