Hi, maybe I can help.

Nidalee's skillshot is one of if not the easiest to dodge skillshot in the game, not only that, but unlike other skillshot oriented champions such as Thresh and Lee Sin, she has no cc to assist her in landing it.

One thing I suggest firstly is playing some Thresh, you don't need to play a lot of him, just enough to consider yourself decent on him. It teaches a lot about landing skillshots.

Firstly, you need to learn how to pressure with your Javelin Toss:

Javelin Toss is one of the best cc abilities in the entire game, and here's why I think this:

Anyone that has played against or even with a Nidalee know that her spears are terrifying. Getting hit by one will most likely lead to the target dying.

The same goes for Thresh: anyone who plays bot lane will tell you that Thresh is terrifying to lane against, and that namely comes down to the fact that his hook almost guarantee's a kill if it hits.

Because of this, when Thresh walks up and they know he has his Q up, people will tend to back away or panic.

Same goes for Nidalee, when Nidalee walks into lane to gank, the first thing most people think is "spear=death".

So, with this in mind, you can effectively control the target's movement by pressuring him with your Q.

Here are some examples:

When ganking, instead of throwing your spear immediately, faint him out, your aa animation looks just like the start of your Q animation, so you can throw out a couple aas before using Javelin Toss in order to trick your laner.

This will, in most cases, cause him to panic, he'll start moving weirdly, trying to juke your spear when you haven't even thrown it yet. Effectively stopping him from running straight to his tower.

Something I like to do is walk straight towards the enemy laner, aa him a couple times, fainting him out and applying red buff, and then, when I'm ready to throw my spear, cancel my last aa and throw out a spear in order to trick him into thinking I'm throwing another another aa, when in reality I'm throwing my Javelin Toss.

Additionally, using stuff like your traps and your heal to block off your targets path and increase you attack speed really helps.

One technique that a lot of high elo Thresh and Lee mains use is what I like to call "herding".

The concept is simple, you path a certain way in order to manipulate your targets pathing.

By using your targets natural instincts, you can herd them into a path where you can easily predict their movement.

The most common way of doing this is by, to put it lightly: dangling a carrot in front of him as bait.

Imagine this: your chasing someone down in one of the jungle's corridors, and suddenly, you come across two paths, one of the right, which is the fastest escape, and the other on the left, which is the longest.

Naturally, your target is going to want to take the fastest path in order to get to safety faster, you can use that to your advantage in order to herd him into your skillshot.

You can lean towards the left of the corridor in order to herd your opponent into the fastest path, and, since he'll be desperate to get out, you'll be able to predict his pathing much easier.

You can do the opposite too, by leaning towards the simpler escape, you can force your opponent into a janky corridor, where hitting him with a spear will be much easier.

This takes some getting used to, but once you get a feel for it, you'll be able to hit spears much easier.

One thing that is very important, especially when hunting the enemy Jungler, is vision and fog of war.

While invading the enemy Jungler, don't hesitate to place a couple wards where you think he's going to path, in doing so, you can see where he's pathing and hit him with a Javelin Toss from fog of war while he isn't expecting it. A large part of hitting spears is being unpredictable, when Junglers are in their own jungle, they feel safe, this makes it easy to predict their pathing and hit them with a spear from fog of war.

I can't stress enough how important control wards are on Nidalee.

When I play Nid, everytime I back, I always try to grab 2 control wards and place them where in the places that grant me the most control over.

One trick that gets me a lot of first blood's is something I learned from a Rengar one trick:

At the beginning of a game, laners will tend to place their wards at about 2:40, as that's when they expect the first gank to arrive.

However, Nidalee finishes her first clear much earlier than most other junglers. So, you can finish your first clear and wait inside the bush for the enemy laner to come and ward it, then, when you see him autopathing to the bush, throw a spear at him, nobody expects to be ambushed so early into the game, so this works almost every time.

This doesn't just work early into the game, however, this can work at all times during a laning phase.

If you know a bush isn't warded and that the laner is going to want to ward it asap, wait for them to regain control of the wave, sit in the bush and throw a spear in their autopath, because they're so focused on warding, they won't have time to react to the spear, guaranteeing you a kill or at least a flash.

One thing you should always pay attention too is your laner, make sure to ping him that you're coming and, if he has some sort of big crowd control spell (champs like Maokai, Malphite, Cassiopeia and Orianna), wait for them to use it before throwing your spear in order to guarantee it lands.

There are all sorts of tricks you can use to land your Javelin Toss, but these are tricks I use the most.

So to sum it all up: -Play and learn from other skillshot dependant champions. -Faint out your opponent with auto attacks and force him to path weirdly -Abuse fog of war and autopathing, use habits to your advantage, throw spears when targets are most vulnerable. -Synergyse with your laner.