These Lures Caught 100 Trout In 20 Days (Best Trout Lures)

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  • Trout fishing gear I use:
    (Rod)
    5’0” Ultralight Ugly Stik Gx2- amzn.to/3UqhlU2
    (Reel)
    Shimano Sienna Size 500 Spinning Reel- amzn.to/4acUFwe
    (Line)
    PLine 6lb Test Copolymer Trout Fishing Line- amzn.to/4b4A4LT
    (Lures)
    PowerBait Power Eggs- amzn.to/3y9IoeW
    PowerBait Dough- amzn.to/44ytkmZ
    Size 8 Bait Holder Hooks For Power Eggs Rig- amzn.to/3wrSY0d
    Assorted Split Shots For Power Egg Rig- amzn.to/4dqXGvP
    Egg Sinkers For PowerBait Bottom Rig (½ oz)- amzn.to/3WwQfNz
    Treble Hooks For PowerBait Bottom Rig (Size 14)- amzn.to/44AWCl1
    Barrel Swivels For PowerBait Bottom Rig- amzn.to/3y9DkXS
    Line Beads For PowerBait Bottom Rig- amzn.to/4b8cb67
    Yakima Rooster Tail Spinner (1/8 oz)- amzn.to/3QyPbVM
    PowerBait Pink Trout Worm- amzn.to/4dtUEqC
    Jig Head For Trout Worm (1/16 oz)- amzn.to/3Wy1Jkc

КОМЕНТАРІ • 28

  • @rudyperezjr4815
    @rudyperezjr4815 День тому +1

    Wow great job young Buck. Learn a lot keep it simple.

  • @theoriginalrabbithole
    @theoriginalrabbithole Місяць тому +3

    The strongest and easiest line-to-lure knot of all time is the Palomar Knot. I HAVE...on dozens of occasions at outdoorsman shows, gotten a Palomar Knot to hold 100% line strength when tested with the pull-scales at the fishing line company booths. This one guy at a Stren fishing line booth years ago was teaching people how to properly tie the Improved Clinch Knot and when he was done, I took the line, ran one end through the eye, formed a loop and ran the tag end back through the eye and tied a simple overhand knot with the loop and passed the lure through the loop after. Then wetted the knot, cinched it and clipped the tag end. When he put it on the the pull scale, the line broke and the knot held at 100%. Mr. Stren couldn't believe his eyes. He did the test himself and then he tried tying three more Palomar Knots, tested them and got the same result. Mr. Stren said "Thank you for teaching me that!" and went to tell his other Mr. Stren buddies about what I just showed him.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому +1

      Awesome story man. I will give the Palomar knot a try thanks for the info!

  • @newo12
    @newo12 Місяць тому +5

    Really good advice. All I’ve ever used is spinners and man they work. Gonna have to give the power bait a try.

    • @SteveSmith-br3vu
      @SteveSmith-br3vu Місяць тому

      Use joes flies, they are superior to rooster tails in every way. 😊

  • @Roccopaul73
    @Roccopaul73 26 днів тому +2

    Great stuff man . I have fish and watch tons of videos in Florida I must say you have a great future in u-tube 💯 you have another subscriber.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  26 днів тому +1

      Brother that means a lot thank you. We'll be fishing in Florida once I climb the UA-cam ranks lol. Good luck out there Rocco!

  • @dirty46
    @dirty46 Місяць тому +3

    All goood suggestions. Similar to your bottom rig for lakes I like to use a teardrop weight at the bottom and then space hooks on leaders 2ish feet from the bottom and then 2-3 feet between hooks on the second one (AZ allows 2 hooks per line) with powerbait eggs. Allows for presentation at multiple levels in the water table and useful for gauging their suspension level.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому

      Dude. This is the smartest thing i've heard in a while! I will definitely be trying this out next time I go bottom fishing for trout. If you have any other knowledge to share on future videos please share it. It will help loads of people. Thanks bro.

  • @bloodlinefishingadventuresllc
    @bloodlinefishingadventuresllc Місяць тому +2

    Great content and advice. Just subscribed to your channel for future vids. Keep up the great work and tight lines.

  • @SteveSmith-br3vu
    @SteveSmith-br3vu Місяць тому +2

    Joes flies are by far the best spinners you can get. Better than rooster tails, panther martins etc, and it's not close. Joes flies ladies and gentlemen.

  • @giantmanice
    @giantmanice Місяць тому +3

    Yakima bait bumblebee rooster tail is my all time favorite

  • @newo12
    @newo12 16 днів тому +2

    Used the bottom rig today with my friend and it definitely worked. Caught around 30 between the both of us. Only bad part is the fish absolutely swallow it so if you’re not catching to cook then you will likely kill a lot of fish. Definitely bringing a cooler next time.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  15 днів тому

      Awesome dude thats what I like to hear! Yes you will gut hook a lot of them but hey they are meant to be cooked up anyways. Keep on catching them bro

  • @gavinvan3470
    @gavinvan3470 Місяць тому +3

    sweet man, gonna go on a fishing trip soon. will definitely take your advice

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому

      awesome gavin! good luck out there hope you crush them!

  • @GT-ho6co
    @GT-ho6co Місяць тому +1

    Wow what a great video. Very well explained and useful tips. Really easy to understand and see the set ups you used and for which applications. 👍🏼 first time I’ve seen your channel but will definitely check out your other stuff.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому

      Means a lot! There's a whole lot more coming trust me. I will cover tons of different techniques, species, and a lot more. Thanks for the support!

  • @danielboger9751
    @danielboger9751 Місяць тому +2

    I’m new to the fishing world, been trying to get out here and there, but a lot of lakes around me have the nasty bottom, lost 3 hooks so far, so I’m a little worried about spinners…
    Do you have any luck using plastic worms for trout?

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому +1

      Lakes can be tough to bottom fish. I have never caught a trout on a plastic worm at a lake, but at the river I have caught plenty on it. If you want to use the plastic worm I showed in the video, I would suggest maybe using a drop shot rig. This will help keep the worm off of the bottom. I will be able to answer this question with 100% certainty in the fall because that is when bottom fishing for trout picks up at my lake. My lake just went up about 60 feet, and there is a ton of new brush and trees submerged which makes it very difficult to bottom fish. Hopefully I find an answer for you Daniel.

  • @bullzai9056
    @bullzai9056 Місяць тому +2

    So you don't use a weight or bobber with a spinner/pink worm?

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому +1

      When fishing a spinner you should not use a bobber or weight. A bobber is meant to float and keep a bait off of the bottom and allow it to drift downstream. You could use a bobber with the pink worm. I have seen people do it, but I just have not given it a shot. Great question!

    • @bullzai9056
      @bullzai9056 Місяць тому +1

      @@NikolasMarshall appreciate the feedback!

  • @bobross1608
    @bobross1608 Місяць тому

    Is it too hot for stocked trout? Been consistently 80 degrees with showers and heard it was bad for trout. Don't want to waste my time in the hot weather yk lol

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  Місяць тому +1

      I still think you can go out and catch them. You just have to target the right locations. Deep pools or shaded areas will probably hold the most fish. Also fish early morning and late afternoon. I would say that things have slowed down. This is usually what happens. April is usually the best month.

  • @jasonlopez4855
    @jasonlopez4855 26 днів тому

    I've never get trout with those cheep spinners. And there's only trout where I live. High Desert 🤔 the fish live cricket 🦗 nightcrawlers, mino's fly fishing is the same thing as baits. Throw and wait.

    • @NikolasMarshall
      @NikolasMarshall  26 днів тому

      Interesting. Are the trout wild or stocked? Every place is different so I guess you just have to throw everything and see what works.