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best trout bait

Question by troyostrom. Uploaded on August 19, 2009

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from Christian Emter wrote 13 weeks 23 hours ago

Nightcrawlers or grasshoppers

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from jjames wrote 13 weeks 21 hours ago

Depends on where you are fishing oand what kind of trout. If you are fishing stocker rainbows then power bait fished on the bottom works all over the nation. But if you are going for wild brooks, browns, cut's, etc.. you better take a more natural approach, such as worms, grasshoppers, enev minnows and sculpins on those big browns.

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from crsaw wrote 11 weeks 1 day ago

worms from under a rock by the lake you are fishing in...or other insects in the area

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from hunterboy wrote 5 weeks 5 days ago

a live night crawler

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from babsfish4life wrote 5 weeks 5 days ago

The most fun is a frog through the lips skimmed across the water. Quality = minnow, Quantity = worms

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from green bird29 wrote 5 weeks 1 day ago

if your going after big breding browns comming up strem id say go out at night and use some softsheld crabs. most of the big brown feed at night and so do the crabs so a its a good meal for the browns. use a light sinker and give a gental pull every few minutes and for hooking them take some bread ties and pull off the plastic and wire the hook to the crabs so they can move freely.

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from jestr1 wrote 3 weeks 3 hours ago

Depends on what kind im goin for. worms and power bait for bow from shore. Streamers for trolling. Smelt of cut bait for lakers, Crawfish and golby gulps for browns. Spooons and flies for brookies.

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from jjames wrote 13 weeks 21 hours ago

Depends on where you are fishing oand what kind of trout. If you are fishing stocker rainbows then power bait fished on the bottom works all over the nation. But if you are going for wild brooks, browns, cut's, etc.. you better take a more natural approach, such as worms, grasshoppers, enev minnows and sculpins on those big browns.

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from Christian Emter wrote 13 weeks 23 hours ago

Nightcrawlers or grasshoppers

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from crsaw wrote 11 weeks 1 day ago

worms from under a rock by the lake you are fishing in...or other insects in the area

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from hunterboy wrote 5 weeks 5 days ago

a live night crawler

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from babsfish4life wrote 5 weeks 5 days ago

The most fun is a frog through the lips skimmed across the water. Quality = minnow, Quantity = worms

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from green bird29 wrote 5 weeks 1 day ago

if your going after big breding browns comming up strem id say go out at night and use some softsheld crabs. most of the big brown feed at night and so do the crabs so a its a good meal for the browns. use a light sinker and give a gental pull every few minutes and for hooking them take some bread ties and pull off the plastic and wire the hook to the crabs so they can move freely.

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from jestr1 wrote 3 weeks 3 hours ago

Depends on what kind im goin for. worms and power bait for bow from shore. Streamers for trolling. Smelt of cut bait for lakers, Crawfish and golby gulps for browns. Spooons and flies for brookies.

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