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I’ve noticed that even a minor change in the leader can increase bites. I used to ignore that.
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Time of day often makes more difference than the spot itself, especially in familiar areas.
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Switching to a slightly smaller hook sometimes works better than changing the whole setup.
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Fish seem noticeably more active during overcast conditions.
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Presentation matters more than the lure type in many situations.
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Keeping things quiet on the shore really helps, especially in shallow water
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A short pause in the retrieve has triggered bites more than once.
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Line color can make a difference in clear water.
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Casting angle affects results when there’s a current.
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With experience, you start trusting small observations rather than only general advice.
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