There are no such things as secret fishing spots, and such is the case when browsing on Google Earth to view the layouts, terrain, and features of lakes. Everyone has access to Google on desktop and phone app nowadays, and fishing spots are no longer a secret. Anglers who are serious about finding new fishing spots and scouting new lakes should be utilizing this piece of technology and software more than any other web or mobile based application out there or their fish finders. Since the advent of satellite imagery, anglers have been using it to find new waters, and to get a better understanding of the ones they're already familiar with. However, there is more to it than simply looking at an overhead view of the water. You can learn a great deal about your fishery from an overhead view. Many late nights are spent on my desktop computer looking for new spots and simply studying the layouts of lakes and places that I want to fish. If on the go, the same is accomplished on my iPhone or pad assuming I have a GPS and network connection. Whether seeking new lakes or spots to fish, searching for boat landings, or identifying visible pieces of structure and topography v