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jdf96ca
05-28-2017, 07:58 AM
Hey guy planing on going doing some trout Fishing brining of July just curios what you guys would say some good ways of getting them are like what kind of hooks u us what kind of line strength u use and so forth ist what to hear ur opinion and hopefully learn something for trout fishing


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TriPPiNvdUb
05-28-2017, 09:08 AM
What body of water do you plan on fishing? What types of trout are you targeting?

Flieguy
05-28-2017, 04:42 PM
when I see people at the local trout pond I think they generally use about 90lb test braid with a 4" bobber and golf ball sized chunk of power bait 14 inches under the surface on a rusty 2/0 hugely barbed j hook.

I recommend doing that since they always outfish me while I use my fly rod.

the local angler
05-28-2017, 04:55 PM
flieguy i see that almost every trip i hit ponds. pretty funny to see.

jdf96ca
05-28-2017, 11:02 PM
What body of water do you plan on fishing? What types of trout are you targeting?



Hey so this is up in swan hills and they are Rainbow trout I think I'm sure they are but let's say rainbows what would u do


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jdf96ca
05-28-2017, 11:03 PM
when I see people at the local trout pond I think they generally use about 90lb test braid with a 4" bobber and golf ball sized chunk of power bait 14 inches under the surface on a rusty 2/0 hugely barbed j hook.



I recommend doing that since they always outfish me while I use my fly rod.



Hahahah yeah I Totally know what you are saying seems like they like the rusty hooks lol [emoji23]


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jdf96ca
05-28-2017, 11:04 PM
What body of water do you plan on fishing? What types of trout are you targeting?



This is out in the boonies though like purty much no one goes there only by air


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dutchpirate
05-29-2017, 07:06 AM
I like still fishing/drifting slip bobber rigs, or casting/trolling small Mepps spinners, tipped with a bit of power bait. If fishing in a bait ban, bare spinners or small soft lures.

jdf96ca
05-29-2017, 07:27 AM
Thank you very much "dutchpirate" Appreciate I will try and see


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Solominotaur
05-29-2017, 08:11 AM
Hey guy planing on going doing some trout Fishing brining of July just curios what you guys would say some good ways of getting them are like what kind of hooks u us what kind of line strength u use and so forth ist what to hear ur opinion and hopefully learn something for trout fishing


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Pickle rig size 10, medium weight on the bottom and sherbet pink and orange with sparkles powerbait. Rip the bait in half so one cube for 2 hooks and you'll run out of bait before you know it. Just caught 30ish trout this way. Gotta use different bait than the rest. Happy fishing let me know how it goes

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jdf96ca
05-29-2017, 08:12 AM
Thank you very much I will be sure to post some pictures once I get out there


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Solominotaur
05-29-2017, 08:15 AM
Thank you very much I will be sure to post some pictures once I get out there


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No problem :)

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jdf96ca
05-29-2017, 08:15 AM
[emoji1417][emoji1417]


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Sundancefisher
05-29-2017, 08:19 AM
when I see people at the local trout pond I think they generally use about 90lb test braid with a 4" bobber and golf ball sized chunk of power bait 14 inches under the surface on a rusty 2/0 hugely barbed j hook.

I recommend doing that since they always outfish me while I use my fly rod.

LOL

Reminds me of a guy who brought a hali rod and reel to catch 7 inch perch from shore.

Everyone laughed. However I spliced some 6 lb test on...added a bobber and had him catching tons in minutes.

Still...very funny watching him looking like the hali were taking small flies under bobbers.

Sundancefisher
05-29-2017, 08:31 AM
Hey so this is up in swan hills and they are Rainbow trout I think I'm sure they are but let's say rainbows what would u do


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For a spinning rod take small pencil bobbers, mixed assortment of nymph flies, also some small mepps and panther martin spinners as well as uber small spoons five of diamonds.

Take some small split shot just in case.

Fly fishing...typical assortment of lake flies for north central Alberta. Leeches, chironimids, shrimp, damsels...

jdf96ca
05-29-2017, 09:02 AM
LOL



Reminds me of a guy who brought a hali rod and reel to catch 7 inch perch from shore.



Everyone laughed. However I spliced some 6 lb test on...added a bobber and had him catching tons in minutes.



Still...very funny watching him looking like the hali were taking small flies under bobbers.



That's just too funny lol [emoji23]


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TriPPiNvdUb
05-31-2017, 02:23 PM
Hey so this is up in swan hills and they are Rainbow trout I think I'm sure they are but let's say rainbows what would u do


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With Rainbows there are only 2 different lures I use to spin cast, Rapala CD7 and CD9's. They are great for river or lake because you can control the depth at witch you retrieve them, they act like a wounded fish and give a great presentation to a hungry fish.

I'm also pretty fond of Pink buzz bombs, I add a small glass bead between the bumper and the lure to give it a little extra action, these have a large success rate in the bow and have been known to land some monsters. They do sink fairly fast so if your using them in moving water make sure to start your retrieve right away

jdf96ca
05-31-2017, 02:25 PM
With Rainbows there are only 2 different lures I use to spin cast, Rapala CD7 and CD9's. They are great for river or lake because you can control the depth at witch you retrieve them, they act like a wounded fish and give a great presentation to a hungry fish.



I'm also pretty fond of Pink buzz bombs, I add a small glass bead between the bumper and the lure to give it a little extra action, these have a large success rate in the bow and have been known to land some monsters. They do sink fairly fast so if your using them in moving water make sure to start your retrieve right away



Ok thank you very much appreciate it a lot


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TriPPiNvdUb
05-31-2017, 03:23 PM
http://rapala-photo-contest.pgtb.me/GLTFpT/mCVPT?w=58455432&e=157324783Ok thank you very much appreciate it a lot


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This was caught by my daughter May long weekend using a CD7

jdf96ca
05-31-2017, 03:34 PM
http://rapala-photo-contest.pgtb.me/GLTFpT/mCVPT?w=58455432&e=157324783



This was caught by my daughter May long weekend using a CD7



Couldn't load the pic u ca pm me the pic if u want



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i love fishing
05-31-2017, 04:27 PM
fyten reservoir is what you are going
DO NOT FISH NEAR THE PARKING LOT IT SUCKS
JUST GO ON THE OTHER SIDE
lots of poaching

TriPPiNvdUb
05-31-2017, 06:57 PM
Couldn't load the pic u ca pm me the pic if u want



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Lol Im not the most tech savvy guy around :sign0161:

jdf96ca
05-31-2017, 07:02 PM
Lol Im not the most tech savvy guy around :sign0161:



Hahah ok well that's ok


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