Attracting zoo plankton
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There is a little-known secret to finding swarms of hungry Gamefish– and
catching them at will. It is one of the most powerful fishing discoveries I have
ever witnessed, and it works time and time again with a consistency unmatched by
any method I have ever tried.
The best part is that you don’t need to buy a damn thing. All you need is your
eyes (and sometimes your ears) to exploit it for all it’s worth. This amazing
secret is based on an organism that holds so much “power”, if it didn’t
exist there wouldn’t be a single fish on the planet – and hundreds of
thousands of humans would have died from starvation. It has nothing to do with
“chumming” or any other method like this, but it does include attracting zoo plankton.
In fact, you don’t have to “do” anything to fire up your gamefish catches
to unbelievable levels. Nature takes care of it for you – if you let her.
It’s something that 99% of fishermen don’t even realize exists, yet it’s
right under their noses every single time they go out fishing… and if you are
one of the lucky ones to discover it, you’ll be sitting on your boat (or on
shore) with a grin from ear to ear after having caught more fish (or whatever
other game fish you go for) than ever before – faster than you ever thought
possible.
“So What The Heck Are You Talking About, What’s The Big Secret?”
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Ok,
I’ll save you from any more hype, and I’ll get to the point.
The “scientific secret” nature is hiding from fishermen has two parts to it.
They are called “Phytoplankton” and “Zooplankton”. Now Attracting zoo plankton is very important. Now, don’t let the
fancy names scare you – it will all make perfect sense in a second – I
promise. Let me start off by telling you exactly what “Phytoplankton” and
“Zooplankton” are, and then I’ll tell you how you can “use” them to
pull up massive amounts of fish faster than you can image.
Put it this way, the only thing better than attracting
zoo plankton would be to have the fish jump right in the boat!
What Is Phytoplankton – And Why It Is Crucial To Finding Fishing “Super
Spots”?
Phytoplankton is at the absolute bottom of the food chain.
Basically they are the “plant form” of Plankton.
Phytoplankton is made up of “diatoms”, golden algae,
green algae,
and “cyanobacteria”. But none of those scientific words mean anything to you
– all you need to know is – without Phytoplankton, there wouldn't be a fish
on the planet - anywhere.
Attracting zoo plankton the
“Zooplankton Animal” – What It Is, What It Does, And Why It’s A
Fisherman’s Best Friend
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Zooplankton is the “animal form” of Plankton. They feed on the
“Phytoplankton” and basically follow it around everywhere. They are found at
various depths in every of water. (lakes, ponds, oceans, rivers, you name it)
They are like “candy” to bait fish like minnows, shad, smelt, and any other
small fish in your area. In fact, they are the main source of food for
these smaller fish. There are a bunch more “scientific names”
that make up Zooplankton, but I won’t bore you with those details here. The
bottom line is, where there is a lot of Zooplankton, there are a lot of fish –
swarms of fish! You’ll see why and how in a second…
How These Base “Blocks” Of Nature’s Food Chain Can Easily Put You In The
Best Position To Catch Loads Of fish Anytime You Want To when attracting zoo plankton close to your fishing area.
The first 2 “links” in the food chain are the Phytoplankton and the
Zooplankton…
As I mentioned, it all starts with the Phytoplankton at the very bottom of the
food chain (the little microscopic green algae, and other stuff). They are the
only source of food for Zooplankton, which feed on them constantly. In fact,
wherever the Phytoplankton go, the Zooplankton follow. (and the “Phytos” are
absolutely everywhere!) What if you could attract zoo plankton right to where you are fishing?
It gets really good for any fisherman when you find a massive “plankton
cloud” (also known as a “patch”) filled with millions upon millions of
these tasty organisms.
Next, bring on the bait fish! (like minnows, shad, and anything else in your
area)
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The 3rd step in our food chain are the small fish which happen to be the main
source of food for fish and other game fish! I’m talking about minnows, shad,
smelt, and any other smaller fish in your area.
These little guys don’t just casually cruise into one of these huge plankton
clouds…they attack relentlessly in a swarm – a literal feeding
frenzy! Imagine
you and about a dozen of your buddies in a room with $100 bills falling from the
ceiling…well, that’s exactly what the Zooplankton are to these fish – and
the small fish go absolutely crazy! Now we will get back to attracting
zoo plankton to our own fishing area in a minute.
Now, if this food chain were to stop at this stage, you’d probably still be
pretty happy.
You see, when you know how to find these massive clouds of plankton, the surface
of the water will be thick with swarms of bait fish – and you can dip in your
bait net to get as many as you want for FREE. But this all gets much better for
you, because there are actually two more levels to this food chain of feeding.
They are the fish, and YOU!
You can imagine the sound generated by the massive amounts of feeding
activity…
It almost sounds like a bunch of kids splashing in the water – and it
generates strong vibrations throughout the spot. And these vibrations scream out
“dinner time!” to the Catfish. You can probably guess what happens
next…The gamefish “hone in” on these vibrations because they know that
there is a helluva lot of food going nuts, all in one spot. They move in
and hang out on the outskirts of all of this activity, feeding on the small bait
fish one by one……and that’s where you come in as the fifth and final link
in nature’s food chain. (of course I encourage you to practice good “catch
and release”, especially for any trophy fish you catch)
But if you were to keep and eat the fish you catch, that would make you the
fifth link on the food chain.
When it gets to this point, you are in for the fishing experience of your life
– I don’t care how long you’ve been fishing. Many Game fish
feed from underneath, so what you’ll do is bait up and drop your line
in off the perimeter of the feeding, or right underneath. Now if you could
generate your own plankton cloud by attracting
zoo plankton to our own fishing area that would be special!
You want your bait to be a little separate from the swarms of bait fish. You do
this right, and you’ll have the biggest string of Gamefish in your entire life
– faster than you’ve ever caught ‘em before.
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To help you see the big picture – here is mother nature’s sacred
food chain:
Obviously,
the “key” to all of this is knowing how to find the first levels of the food
chain. The “Phyto” and the “Zooplankton”.
“Ok, This Is All Great, But How The Heck Do I Find These Zooplankton Rich Fishing
Hot Spots?”
…and
that, my friend, is the question that – when answered – will plunge you into
a new world of fishing success that will blow your fishing buddies away. (And I
wouldn’t recommend sharing this with everyone… only your closest friends –
after all, it’s fun to keep your fishing success a “mystery” to the other
guys…)
Ok, so how to we find all this Plankton and hit it big in the fishing hot zones?
Biologists who study life in the water use advanced equipment to locate patches
of Zooplankton, including a special type of sonar… but since most fishermen
don’t have this state-of-the-art equipment, you’ll be using some other
special techniques to find these massive patches of Plankton (and the swarms of
fish that will be feeding on them).
There are basically 2 things you’ll be looking for. The first thing is called
“Chlorophyll”
which is the base that indicates large patches of “Phyto” and Zooplankton.
Chlorophyll and “Phytoplankton” go hand-in-hand – you’ll never find one
without the other. Don’t let the “scientific” word fool you…
“Chlorophyll” can be easy to find when you know where to look.
Chlorophyll is attracted to sunlight and will gather in huge patches near the
surface – usually in places with direct sunlight. When you find one of
these patches, you’ll know.
The Chlorophyll is a dark green color – and when you have enough Chlorophyll
in one area the water will appear dark green or even black. We’ll call this
“stained” water from now on.So, be on the lookout for “stained” water
during the daylight fishing hours. “Fishing by the stain” is so incredible
that if you are in a body of water where you can find these stains easily – it doesn’t
make sense to ever fish in a spot where the isn’t a stain. Now there is a way
to create a magnet like effect to attract
zoo plankton too you!
The “Landmark” Of Amazing Fishing Hotspots
Here is another way to find the Chlorophyll, Phyto, and Zooplankton…
The “landmark” I am talking about is green algae – and anytime you
find some, grab your rod and get ready for a wild ride!
Even if you don’t see a water stain on the surface around the green algae, you
can be sure there is a large cluster of Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, bait fish,
and Catfish right in that spot. Hunt for algae close to the shore or any other
underwater structure, and don’t hesitate to hit the fish hard without
hesitation when you find it…
Another clue that there is a large bloom of Zooplankton under the surface is if
you see lush vegetation on the shore where there is some water run off. The
water going into your body of water will be attracting
zoo plankton into the water with it (from the vegetation) and create a large
patch of Plankton – sometimes much larger than normal. These are prime areas
for catching a huge amount of fish fast.
The Second Thing To Look Out For, “Dancing Snowflakes”
I know many fishermen who use underwater cameras to locate Zooplankton – but
you can also see this happening from the surface. This powerful fishing
phenomenon only occurs in severe hotspots – and it’s much more rare than
finding the stained water I talked about earlier.
Using an underwater camera (or looking in from the top of the water in well
lighted conditions) you will see millions of Zooplankton which looking like
“dancing snow flakes”. They are clearish-white in appearance – and when
they are there, you can’t miss them.
When you find them, be surprised if there aren’t already hundreds of minnows
and other bait fish sucking them up like they are going out of style… if there
isn’t yet a swarm off feeding fish, there soon will be. Bait up and get that
line in the water, because they’ll bet here fast. Finding the “Dancing
Snowflake” phenomenon is much more unpredictable than finding the
“stained” water. This phenomenon is a magnet for attracting
zoo plankton.
It can occur in open water (which is why Catfish sometimes prefer the open
waters), and it can also occur near structure. It’s hard to go out hunting for
it, because it can happen anywhere. Always be on the lookout for it though as
you search for the stained water.
Now, Imagine If There Was A Way To “Create” or attract zoo plankton Patches Of Zooplankton Nearly 10 Times The Size
You’d Find Naturally – In Almost ANY Fishing Spot?
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You have enough information about Zooplankton to go out and find it for
yourself, and pull up more gamefish than
ever before. However, recently it was brought to my attention that there exists
a way for any fisherman to “create” massive patches of Zooplankton (and by
doing so, swarms of Minnows and Catfish) at any time, and in almost any spot.
Almost nobody knows about it (you can imagine why – fishermen “in the
know” rarely let their best secrets out), and I have to admit I got pretty
darn lucky when I found out about it. I actually saw it working with my
own two eyes… and of course, I’ve been using it ever since. In fact, I
wouldn’t dare go fishing without it. It’s just too powerful.
At first, I didn’t tell my buddies about it – and they were all dumbfounded
when I’d comeback from a fishing trip maxed to the limit. (and what they
didn’t know was I would catch my limit within 30 minutes almost every time…
and catch and release at least 3 times that amount afterwards…) I bet you
never thought attracting zoo plankton
could do all this…
Finally, under pressure, I cracked and told them about the amazing device that
almost instantly creates swarms of fish – taking the “science” behind
nature’s food chain to another level. Now, my friends are all using it too –
along with some of the best fishermen in the country.
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What You Learned About Mother Nature’s “Scientific” Fishing Secret
I am going to summarize the 4 key points you absolutely must know after reading
this article, to make sure you got everything…
1. Nature’s food chain basically consists of 5 things: Phytoplankton,
Zooplankton, Bait Fish (like Minnows), and Game Fish (like Catfish). The secret
of finding “fishing hot spots” containing a ravenous feeding
frenzy of bait and
game is to locate the bottom 2 links on this food chain. The “Phytoplankton
and “Zooplankton”. You’ll do this by locating the huge “patches” of
plankton.
2. The first way to find it is to search the waters for “stains”.
Remember, “Chlorophyll” are the dark green organisms that go hand in hand
with the Phytoplankton. When there is enough Chlorophyll to create a fishing hot
spot, the water will be a dark green, or even black. Search areas of direct
sunlight close to the shore or underwater structure – especially around green
algae. If you find green algae you can be sure you’ve just stumbled on a hot
bed of minnow, and game fish. Also, remember to look for lush vegetation on the
shore with some water runoff… is a definite sign that the water is attracting
zoo plankton. this will create a very large bloom of Plankton – far beyond
the normal patches you’ll find. These are excellent places to find fishing hot
spots…
3. The second way to find these fishing hot spots is to keep an eye out for
millions of “Dancing Snowflakes” in the water. These are enormous floating
masses of Zooplankton. A lot of fishermen use underwater cameras to find them,
but you can also see them from above the water if the lighting conditions are
right. They drift through the waters almost at random – and can show up
anywhere! This makes it hard to actively seek them out, but as you are searching
for stained water, keep an eye out for these “Dancing Snowflakes” – the
results of fishing these amazing spots will be some of the best fishing of your
life guaranteed.
4. Finally, there is an amazing device that can quickly “create” patches
of Zooplankton that are nearly 10 times the size you’ll find naturally… and
is consistently attracting zoo plankton
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In conclusion, if you actively practice the techniques for locating patches of Phytoplankton
and Zooplankton which
will attract zoo plankton and swarms
of Minnows, Catfish, and whatever else lives close to your fishing spot – I
can guarantee your fishing will be on another level completely.
Nature has her secrets, and when you are able to find a way to use what she’s
telling us to find the fish – you’ll be amazed at the number of fish you
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