Leaking fuel.. Help.

Hey guys, I have a 1989 Mazda B2200 that I just noticed is occasionally dumping out fuel. It's going to be my daily driver from here on out and I was very sad to see it leaking all of that fuel. While I had it running in the morning warming up (about 30*F) I came out and noticed a puddle underneath the engine. I shut it off and looked and looked. I couldn't figure out where its leaking from.. Please help!
Also, not as important but I'm loosing cluch fluid. It has a brand new master cylinder and it's not leaking, atleast not were I can see so I have no clue where it's going.
If you could please help me that would be great. Thank you!!

Fuel comes up from the passenger side frame rail to the side of the engine. You'll need to check your fuel filter and all your lines... and the carb. Is the truck stock or been converted to a weber carb?

Did you check the clutch slave cylinder?

Like Dan posted, get underneath and check the slave cylinder on the transmission (I've gone through like 7 of these in 20 years !!!) and also the two flexible lines between the clutch master and clutch slave cylinders. Our bet is on the slave cylinder.

Alright I'll look at that in a bit. And my truck is all stock. Thanks for the help, if there's anythimg else please let me know. Thanks!