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are you fishing lakes, ponds rivers or streams? 

 

I trout fish streams quite a bit and mainly use either inline spinners or trout magnets. I don't use power bait that often because it's not as exciting as artificial lures and I tend to hook the fish deeper than i would like when using bait. 

 

Pick up a few panther martins, rooster tails or meps spinners in the 1/8th and 1/16th size. I would get one with a gold blade and one with a silver blade. Trout magnets sound like a gimmick, but they do catch fish. Get either white or black trout magnets, but you need to use four or two pound line if you want to cast them a reasonable distance. I also carry a jar salmon eggs though I almost never use them. 

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8 hours ago, CenCal fisher said:

Pick up a few panther martins 1/8th and 1/16th size. I would get one with a gold blade and one with a silver blade. 

^^this right here is my go to on river/stream trout

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I don't use spinners. Ever. Trout magnet, gulp minnow on a jighead, and some sort of floating scented egg are the only baits I even bring with me 90% of the time. 

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Are these trout wild fish, stocked full grown into small lakes, or stocked as fingerlings?

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