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antgogz 10-10-2017 09:36 PM

Re: Big trout
 
Believe it or. not i caught most of my big trout on worms jigged off the bottom in deep holes last fall. I also caught one one on a yozuri pin minnow.

tycomps 10-11-2017 05:39 AM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by AndyS (Post 494982)
They are hatchery fish, don't over think this one. ANYTHING shiny.

true, thanks.

Jigman13 10-11-2017 09:54 AM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by thmyorke1 (Post 494970)
That scent is deadly- it also attracts fish LOL :D

I still gotta half jar, might use it. But a better idea would be to dip my jigs in the liquid.

Toss it and buy a new one. They don't hold very well once opened and stored. You'll start to see brown marks in them. Cheap enough to got the new route. Pretty sure the sporting life has a good selection.

Jigman13 10-11-2017 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by tycomps (Post 494973)

PS- Andy only gets small trout with those maribou's! :p

I've had some really nice fish on marabou jigs. They're my late fall early winter go to when trout fishing. 2nd are pins minnows. Got my pb brown on a pins minnow few yrs back in November. She was 7.3 lbs and released.

tycomps 10-11-2017 02:45 PM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29 (Post 494974)
I'm all for plugs! That twitch twitch boom turns me on!

which ones?

shiny gold Luhr Jensen Hot Shot looks interesting

Jigman13 10-11-2017 03:58 PM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by tycomps (Post 495030)
which ones?

shiny gold Luhr Jensen Hot Shot looks interesting

CD3 rapalas work well. And they cast a mile on ultra light. Not worth complicating it. Basic approach should suffice. They're hatchery fish. Not the smartest or overly selective.

shucker 10-11-2017 04:24 PM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by AndyS (Post 494982)
They are hatchery fish, don't over think this one. ANYTHING shiny.


Diamond jigs!!!!

tycomps 10-11-2017 06:37 PM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by shucker (Post 495037)
Diamond jigs!!!!

on umbrella rigs! :p

FASTEDDIE29 10-11-2017 06:53 PM

Re: Big trout
 
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!! Rapala, Daiwa, Pins Minnow knock offs and jigs! Original floating rap, cd3, husky jerks, xraps, all common plugs that catch Trout! I catch lots of Browns and Tigers, they're usually all on small plugs that are 1.5-2 inches in length. Some go deeper than others! It's all about that twitch twitch! BOOM, Fish-on!!!!!

tycomps 10-11-2017 07:22 PM

Re: Big trout
 
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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29 (Post 495050)
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!! Rapala, Daiwa, Pins Minnow knock offs and jigs! Original floating rap, cd3, husky jerks, xraps, all common plugs that catch Trout! I catch lots of Browns and Tigers, they're usually all on small plugs that are 1.5-2 inches in length. Some go deeper than others! It's all about that twitch twitch! BOOM, Fish-on!!!!!

favorite color/pattern?


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