Panther Martins- yellow body with red dots and silver blade
Origional Rapalas- silver with black back or rainbow trout
Tasmanian Devil- red/yellow/green or pink
Flatfish- silver
Rooster tail- yellow body, silver blade, black skirt
Kastmaster- silver
If you are trolling: Beer can pop- gear followed by a Mack's Double Whammy in ppink and silver witha piece of nightcrawler on the first hook.
Charley has got the ticket on the Panther Martins and Rapalas for the waters around Yellowstone Park. Before my kid took up flyfishing he swore by these in various color combinations. He consistently caught larger numbers and bigger rainbows, cuthroats, and cutbows than I did on flies.
u can catch any trout on a white bucktail but if that doesnt work try a white or yellow trout magnet nd work it as slow as possible... rainbows r less agresive then browns so u gotta give them more time to decide if they want ur bait or not
Wish I had your problem! Mine is the reverse. I find the rainbows to be suckers for Rapala Countdowns, inline spinners like Mepps, powerbait eggs, corn, and even a Rogue.
A possible tip to your problem is where you are fishing in the water column. Brown are typically located near the bottom, slower water or near the shore. Rainbows are more mid to upper level of the column. Maybe try to get your bait or lure away from the bottom. Just an observation.
Panther Martins- yellow body with red dots and silver blade
Origional Rapalas- silver with black back or rainbow trout
Tasmanian Devil- red/yellow/green or pink
Flatfish- silver
Rooster tail- yellow body, silver blade, black skirt
Kastmaster- silver
If you are trolling: Beer can pop- gear followed by a Mack's Double Whammy in ppink and silver witha piece of nightcrawler on the first hook.
A possible tip to your problem is where you are fishing in the water column. Brown are typically located near the bottom, slower water or near the shore. Rainbows are more mid to upper level of the column. Maybe try to get your bait or lure away from the bottom. Just an observation.
Charley has got the ticket on the Panther Martins and Rapalas for the waters around Yellowstone Park. Before my kid took up flyfishing he swore by these in various color combinations. He consistently caught larger numbers and bigger rainbows, cuthroats, and cutbows than I did on flies.
u can catch any trout on a white bucktail but if that doesnt work try a white or yellow trout magnet nd work it as slow as possible... rainbows r less agresive then browns so u gotta give them more time to decide if they want ur bait or not
Wish I had your problem! Mine is the reverse. I find the rainbows to be suckers for Rapala Countdowns, inline spinners like Mepps, powerbait eggs, corn, and even a Rogue.
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Try Panther Martins
Panther Martins- yellow body with red dots and silver blade
Origional Rapalas- silver with black back or rainbow trout
Tasmanian Devil- red/yellow/green or pink
Flatfish- silver
Rooster tail- yellow body, silver blade, black skirt
Kastmaster- silver
If you are trolling: Beer can pop- gear followed by a Mack's Double Whammy in ppink and silver witha piece of nightcrawler on the first hook.
Those are some of my favorites for the bows.
panther martins
rooster tails
mepps aglia
Go to Cabelas an get the deadly 20 pack of panther martins and those rainbows won't have a chance.
Watched a gold miner in Alaska out of bait and lure use blasting caps, worked pretty good it did!
Red and White Mepps or DareDevele
Charley has got the ticket on the Panther Martins and Rapalas for the waters around Yellowstone Park. Before my kid took up flyfishing he swore by these in various color combinations. He consistently caught larger numbers and bigger rainbows, cuthroats, and cutbows than I did on flies.
Flashy colors are the trick. Browns are more food traditionaly minded since they're the grumpy old men in the river.
u can catch any trout on a white bucktail but if that doesnt work try a white or yellow trout magnet nd work it as slow as possible... rainbows r less agresive then browns so u gotta give them more time to decide if they want ur bait or not
Wish I had your problem! Mine is the reverse. I find the rainbows to be suckers for Rapala Countdowns, inline spinners like Mepps, powerbait eggs, corn, and even a Rogue.
A possible tip to your problem is where you are fishing in the water column. Brown are typically located near the bottom, slower water or near the shore. Rainbows are more mid to upper level of the column. Maybe try to get your bait or lure away from the bottom. Just an observation.
Agreed with Charley answer above and A + 1 for you sir!!!
blue blue foxes with a red flasher and hook
Try soft plastic minnows or spinners.
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Panther Martins- yellow body with red dots and silver blade
Origional Rapalas- silver with black back or rainbow trout
Tasmanian Devil- red/yellow/green or pink
Flatfish- silver
Rooster tail- yellow body, silver blade, black skirt
Kastmaster- silver
If you are trolling: Beer can pop- gear followed by a Mack's Double Whammy in ppink and silver witha piece of nightcrawler on the first hook.
Those are some of my favorites for the bows.
A possible tip to your problem is where you are fishing in the water column. Brown are typically located near the bottom, slower water or near the shore. Rainbows are more mid to upper level of the column. Maybe try to get your bait or lure away from the bottom. Just an observation.
Try Panther Martins
panther martins
rooster tails
mepps aglia
Go to Cabelas an get the deadly 20 pack of panther martins and those rainbows won't have a chance.
Watched a gold miner in Alaska out of bait and lure use blasting caps, worked pretty good it did!
Red and White Mepps or DareDevele
Charley has got the ticket on the Panther Martins and Rapalas for the waters around Yellowstone Park. Before my kid took up flyfishing he swore by these in various color combinations. He consistently caught larger numbers and bigger rainbows, cuthroats, and cutbows than I did on flies.
Flashy colors are the trick. Browns are more food traditionaly minded since they're the grumpy old men in the river.
u can catch any trout on a white bucktail but if that doesnt work try a white or yellow trout magnet nd work it as slow as possible... rainbows r less agresive then browns so u gotta give them more time to decide if they want ur bait or not
Wish I had your problem! Mine is the reverse. I find the rainbows to be suckers for Rapala Countdowns, inline spinners like Mepps, powerbait eggs, corn, and even a Rogue.
Agreed with Charley answer above and A + 1 for you sir!!!
Try soft plastic minnows or spinners.
blue blue foxes with a red flasher and hook
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