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penninside08 02-24-2009 06:08 PM

Trout bait
 
What is the best bait to use for trout fishing?

WesternMdHardwoods 02-25-2009 07:10 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
All trout are different!?!?

Are you talking live bait? Artificial? Lure?

I will give my list of my personal preference of each(this IMO)...

Live bait~~ Red finned minnows(Threaded) or Meal Worm

Artificial~~ I dont tend to use the stuff but Powerbait is hard to beat for what it is!

Lure~~ My Handtied Spinners

Now if I amgoing after the big boys you will hardly see me with anything but a Rapala, Rebel, or Yo-Zuri Pinns Minnow on the end of my line?? I will also fish the big ones with Minnows as well!

There are so many things that trout will go after it is hard to narrow it down to one thing??

I guess if I could only carry one thing with me on any stream it would be a Handtied Spinner simply because they are simply more enjoyable for me to fish???

marlin30/30_drabe 02-25-2009 12:39 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
worms and salted minnows

penninside08 02-25-2009 05:31 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
mine would have to be as follows:

live- red finned minnows ( red finnies )

artificial- secret bait ( can be found at secretbait.com ) this product has out fished power bait and is the best bait that i know of on the market



Chuck7 02-25-2009 10:43 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
Worms...;)

Phil from Maine 02-26-2009 12:38 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
It depends on what kind of trout your fishing as well as native or stocked.. A little more info and you may get a little more help on this one. Also depends on time ofyear as well as stream ,river, or lake..
As some has stated red fin shiners work good as well as worms for most times of the year. I have friends that have caught alot of them just using a kernel of corn right out of a can.. So give us a little more info.. Also brook, brown, rainbow, ect...

penninside08 02-26-2009 03:03 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
what type of bait works best for stocked trout, about may or june, streams, and any type of trout

tyleryeags 02-27-2009 12:52 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
i use power bait and minnies and spinners in slow moving water

moosehunter30 02-27-2009 02:56 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
wardens rooster tails are great for rainbows. garlic marshmellows will catch you brookies, rainbows, cuts, browns and many more. Mosquitoe flies work well for most and so do dry fly boatsmen.

penninside08 03-02-2009 04:42 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
do just regular marshmallows work for trout?

Chuck7 03-02-2009 06:36 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
Mossehuner...Warden Rooster Tails are my go to secret bass lure as well.i LOVE that lure..I use 3/8 ounce white.
C7;)

Every friendly local bass tounry I won..about 4 have been with the white Rooster..it's awesome..

Every year the Rooster Tail goes up in price..I'm stocked for a life time...I've boated many 6lbers on them..Here's a 2 pounder..

ksfowler 03-02-2009 02:10 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
I use white powerbait alot that. i have caught quite a few on dry fly's but that was in Montana fishing for native cuts.

bushdoe 03-02-2009 05:51 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
3" white glow tube!

TheMiz54 03-04-2009 09:57 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
Me and my dad always use spikes and wax worms also.

Phil from Maine 03-04-2009 04:19 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
I liked those worms you sent me Chuck and I will be using them again in this years tourney as well. Not bad for some one who had stated those rubber things wouldn't work..;)

moosehunter30 03-04-2009 06:39 PM

RE: Trout bait
 

ORIGINAL: penninside08

do just regular marshmallows work for trout?
Most bait shops carry yellow or limegreengarlic marshmellows. Not for human consumption but work well on alot of trout. The best way to fish them is with a pickeral rig (you guys might call them crappie rigs) and bait each hook with a worm and garlic marshmellow. The nice thing with those is the sinker is a good 2 feet away from the hooks which allows the marshmellow to come up off the bottom where the trout can see it. Ill usually bait with half a worm on each hook and top em with a marshmellow.

moosehunter30 03-04-2009 06:42 PM

RE: Trout bait
 

ORIGINAL: Chuck7

Mossehuner...Warden Rooster Tails are my go to secret bass lure as well.i LOVE that lure..I use 3/8 ounce white.
C7;)

Every friendly local bass tounry I won..about 4 have been with the white Rooster..it's awesome..

Every year the Rooster Tail goes up in price..I'm stocked for a life time...I've boated many 6lbers on them..Here's a 2 pounder..

sweet, I use a yellow bodied one with a bronze blade, with red tail feathers. They can be hard to fish until you get used to them , but they work really good. I troll them behind the electric motor for rainbows, seems to work in every lake. Flatfish work good for those sufacing rainbows too, if flyfishings not you thing

21hunter21 03-11-2009 11:51 AM

RE: Trout bait
 
u can try powerbait

tyleryeags 03-11-2009 12:24 PM

RE: Trout bait
 
i also use meal worm and wax worms and if there are carp i use corn


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