HOW TO: Rig & Troll Lake Clear Wabblers, (Master Fisherman with 50+ years trolling for trout)
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2021
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This is by far one of the best (and most popular ways) used in the Adirondacks in upstate NY to catch not only brook trout, but rainbows, and browns as well.
Roger and Adirondack guide Jamie Frasier ( owner/operator of Adirondack Mountain & Stream Guide Service) take their combined 50+ years of experience using these awesome ($12 pieces of metal) and how to rig them for trolling. As well as show us the tips and tricks of how they have found success using them.
No matter if you are a seasoned veteran or beginner angler you will find techniques and tips that will help you catch more trout on a Lake Clear Wabbler.
Between Roger and Jamie there have been thousands upon thousands or trout taken (most released, but some ended up on the dinner plate too :-) ) using these methods, and we are still learning!
So if you have some tips or tricks of your own that you would like to share with everyone then please share it below and get the conversation started! Even if you think we have no idea what we are doing and are dead wrong. Tell us why!
Links to what we mentioned in the video are below. Thanks for watching guys!
VIDEO LINKS:
BIGGEST TROUT REGULATION CHANGES IN 30 YEARS FOR NYS
• BIG trout reg. changes...
BROOK TROUT, BUTTER, & MARSHMELLOWS ( A WEEKEND IN THE ADIRONDACKS)
• Brook Trout, Butter, &...
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The best tutorial on brook trout trolling I was able to find.
Great tutorial for the Adirondacks. Last week I caught a 23" rainbow in our lake here. One thing that makes trout difficult is you need the right lure, correct depth, perfect speed, time of day, and then...the fish needs to want to eat your bait. Trout are certainly the most tricky fish to catch up here, but well worth it. Honestly, I've caught them on almost every trout lure, San's lake clear wabbler, but those can help. When they are biting, they are biting! Quick praise of my father and the late Fran Betters who taught me all about trout fishing in the Adirondacks as a child.
Watched this video... Bought some Wobblers... caught some browns with my son and brother in law !!! thanks guys made our trip for
Sure.
That is awesome! That is exactly what we hoped would happen. Thanks for telling us! stay tuned we will make some more trout tips vids soon. wire line fishing is another whole world of fun!
Great video learned a few things Thanks
Lots of good information, guys. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! sometimes we do this in wide slow rivers for trout. do you have many trout lakes nearby? it sure is a effective and relaxing way to spend a day.
One of the longest running forever used rigs. The wabbler. Used to be only silver.
My father, rip, taught me this.
YES it is a traditional method that still cant be beat! thanks for watching Jerry
Excellent video. I live on a lake down state from you in the lower Catskills. TROUT country. Think I'll give this rig a try. Great info and explanation on every aspect. Many thanks.
@dabprod you are most welcome. This is what we love to do, helping others learn new techniques and helping them have success. Please let us know if we can help with any additional info and tell us how you do!
Great video guys, lots of good information! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! John, the water is a bit warm for brookies right now, but it will be cooling off soon eanough. have you fished the lake clear?
No I haven't yet, I've been wanting to try it and your video was by far the best how to I've seen! Thanks again
@@johndonaldson661 Thank you!
Get your popcorn ready, whoop
ha ha. Hey John we got the shoulders on the fireplace today. tomorrow it will all rest and cure and then Friday finishing touches. Monday we will tear down and clean up
@@RogersRigs the best for fishing advice and stone work!
Thanks guys! Would this work on pond rainbows and browns?
Yes! Absolutely! We have caught them all on setups just like these
Thanks!
Awesome info! Got skunked on Schroon Lake last year, might have to look for a downeigger to get down to the lakers. Definitely going to try this setup next weekend at Lake Eaton for the trout and salmon!
Fish schroon river with them from shore shit you not you will catch a million
I caught many fish with Jamie and a few snowshoe rabbits also. Once I was live lining a sucker in some lily pads on Lake Durant. An at least 6lb largemouth inhaled it, jumped and got away. Big bass for up there.
yes they are! and some nice tigers. we made a vid camping on Durant on the channel
I switched to leach patterns a long time ago due to worms getting hooked too deep to let these nice brookies go. I'm usually camping and only need a lunch trout. We need to preserve these beautiful fish. the catch rate is still as good with flies in my opinion. Good video but you sure let the secrets out......
yeah i hesitated to tell everybody how to catch this limited resource. but then again i think everyone should have a shot at catching a fish..... Good point about the fly. a lot of times i switch to something else just because this is too effective and doesn't have the best release success rate.
Awesome video, definitely earned a subscriber here. The scented microplastics are a great idea!
@T Jung Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it. We really stsrted getting into the scented microplastics for ice fishing and have been using them all year for all kinds of fishing now. Hows the fishing by you?
@@RogersRigs I'm in the southern region and just got turned on to the wabbler magic last year. I haven't been able to get out nearly as much as I'd like to, but every time I have the fishing has been great this year
Yes! I love to fish a warbler! and they can turn on a bite for lots of species, i've used them under a bobber for rainbow trout off shore. and even used them to get the attention of perch in murky water.
@@RogersRigs haha awesome! Well I'm awful glad to have found the channel and I certainly appreciate the tips. I'll definitely give that a shot
THANK YOU for watching! we will be making some more trout tips vids soon. have you ever trolled black panther martins? those can be really good too.
35 years ago we were told the lakes and ponds of ADK were dead lakes due to acid rain ☔️
Yeah and now they are getting better! I WAS IN LAKE COLDON 20 YEARS AGO AND THERE WAS NO9T A LIVING THING IN THE WATER. NOW THERE ARE TROUT IN THERE AGAIN! thanks for watching!
Do you know of any ponds around the Lake Placid area that produce good fish? I’m just starting to try for Brookies but haven’t had any luck
i used to live up there . if you email me, ill give you some spots
Have used blue and silver my while life they catch some massive rainbows and Brookies
that is my favorite color too!
couldn't have said it better myself.
Thank you Rob. have you done a lot of lake clear fishing?
How would this work for Lakers? I’m headed up for the first time in June and want to hit both Lakers and brookies.
Hi Hudson, Yes this works on Lakers too, But if the lakers are hanging out deeper this set up tends not to get down there. (the drag of the lk clear and line usualy bottoms out between 15 and 20'. In june the water temps usualy push the laker deeper 50 to 100 fow For deeper lakers i recommend a Hinkley flutter spoon, trolled with lead core core copper (monel) wire line. If you can keep your boat still enough, another great way to catch Lakers in the summer is with a Swedish pimple jiging it almost vertically. (the same methods we demonstrate on the channel for ice fishing jigging Lakers. another laker trick is a big sinker. a 3 way swivel 3' up the main line and then a 2' dropper line with a big piece of meat. fish fillet, worm, or a slab of sucker belly. let me know which lakes you are going to fish and i might be able to give you some specifics
@@RogersRigs thanks for the info! We’re looking to fish moose pond for brookies, Hoel pond and upper Saranac for Lakers.
@@vengefulaug yes you may do well there. use these same tricks. especaly early morning and int he eavening. if you like flyfishing, you might get them just before dark on a dry fly
When in June? I just came back yesterday and struck out on brookies and browns.
@@wnyoutdoors8515 well it really depends on a bunch of factors. the super sunny days cam make it to bright for brookies except for very early and very late and the little buggers ate known to really only have an active feeding day once every 3 days. sometimes they just are not into doing anything. I'm sorry you put in all the work for no action. ive done that too. were they feeding on the surface or anything? had it been stocked in the past 3 years? sometimes it pays to bounce to another pond. or just enjoy the scenery.
A guy local To me makes a smelt oil and smelt Paste.
Fat sauce. Check Into it.
Yes that is good stuff. good on swimbaits too for lakers
Fish Barbless sometimes...
yes barbless or oversized hooks so they don't get in the guts, but boy its hard to get a good hookset through 50' or mono, and a warbler. there are a lot of misses!
@@RogersRigs Keep your hooks sharp! HAHA
You’re only allowed to have 2 lines per person in the water at a time so how would you start with 3 ?…
You can have 3 lines in the water and each line can have up to 5 lures or baits. Do some research Karen.