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Little Known Facts About Lure Trout


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top-water-bait Little Known Facts About Lure Trout

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The super duper lure How do you like it?
My favorite lure for trout is the super duper made by luhr Lure Trout jenson. I use it in ponds and small lakes with a real slow retrieve. The trout just cant seem to resist it. I want to know what you think of it , what you fish for with it and how you fish it
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4 Responses to “Little Known Facts About Lure Trout”

  1. gregory_dittman Says:
    December 14th, 2010 at 8:24 pm

    Orange. Trout are also called cheese ball suckers, because cheese balls work well as bait.

  2. Joe American usn ret. Says:
    December 15th, 2010 at 8:32 am

    Catfish – various stink baits/doughs (Wal-Mart), or cut up frozen mackeral or catch a small fish and cut it up in big pieces (size 1/0 or 1 or 2 hook) with just enough weight to get it out and down to the bottom – or a big fat night crawler on a size 1 or 2 hook.Bass – topwater lures in the early morning or at dusk shiners (3-4 inches long) anytime with a bobber or w/out crayfish (2-3 inches) hooked in the tail size 4 hook on bottom no sinker nightcrawlers no sinker or weight small bluegill later in the day shallow running crankbaits or spinner baitstrout small / med size night crawlers, salmon eggs w/ clear bobber mealworms /waxworms (size 16 hook w clear bobber) small rooster tails, mepps algia or black fury (dressed) berkley power bait (yellow works best for me) but be sure to have at least 3-4 colors yellow, chartruse, FL orange and pinksize 16 treble hook(if you plan on keeping the fish) single hook for catch & release.hook >>> 15-20″ 2lb or 4lb leader >>>size 14 barrel swivel >>> 1/8 oz egg sinker roll the dough just enough to cover up the hook barbsGood luck fishing…

  3. Grand Master Basser® Says:
    December 15th, 2010 at 8:15 pm

    Personally, I don’t really care to fish for trout. When I do fish for them, its usually because the lake has just gotten a dump of them and my dad wants a couple limits to take home for dinner. Plus big bass are up shallow and chasing ‘n scaring the life outta them. So anyway, I go with the shiniest thing I can find and that’s usually a chrome or nickle-plated Acme Kastmaster.

  4. nature Says:
    December 16th, 2010 at 9:06 am

    When i fished the gallatin river in mt., I used 3/8 spinner with about 4 or 5 weights on it.With the current and the weight, the lure went in the deeper pools. To catch the bigger fish pull up and back. With the 3/8 hook/spinner it will set better when given a good tug. Good Luck!

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