trout spoons

[trapshooter]

Can you guys give me a couple of ideas on SPOONS for Trout.
Thanks

[baitfisher83]

spoons, either red and white or black and white, but i've had really good luck with an orange and black panther martin...i think it's a 1/8oz size..

[nick0danger]

I like williams wobblers, gold or silver or whatever color works for you.

[BigBuck$]

Coyote Spoons and Mepps Syclops for Rainbows and Williams "Hammered Nickle" are my favorites for Lakers.

[Dak1138]

Gibbs " red devil ", len Thompson fire tiger, and nickel and blue.

[flyguyd]

5 of diamonds

[jacenbeers]

I second the Len Thompson 5 of Diamonds. I also like Lucky Strike with the pink, blue and white with black speckles.

[75ft Arborist]

Crocs Rainbow Trt pattern, along with the pure silver with silver holographic checkers.

[Cal]

Pretty much any len thompson in the apropriate size will work, I favor the black diamonds and orange and white patterns.

[Heffty]

Kamlooper all the way! They are cheaper than len thompsons and come in similar colours with gold or silver plating. The equivalent sized Kamlooper compared with len thompson is weighted slighty heavier, so they cast farther especially in the wind, and sink faster. I've used these for years now and haven't bought a len thompson since.

[WayneChristie]

I prefer a fork personally, they are hard to eat with a spoon.

[BigRackLover]

Wardens worry flipper (white with pink spots)

[Albertafisher]

Mepps syclops work for any trout and they have like 5 sizes from 1 inch to 4 inches. I really like the rainbow color it works for bulls and browns.

[McLeod]

Its always a good question but if you narrow down to species type and the type of fishing , trolling casting ect that helps.
Anything with a gold or silver finish and some red on it has worked well for
me for all species of trout.

[mustard73]

Gibbs Stewart #3 or 4. Nickel/Orange or Chrome.

[TexasTornado]

Fish with spinners nothing beats Mepps #1's for trout

[Chris84]

Originally Posted by Heffty

Kamlooper all the way! They are cheaper than len thompsons and come in similar colours with gold or silver plating. The equivalent sized Kamlooper compared with len thompson is weighted slighty heavier, so they cast farther especially in the wind, and sink faster. I've used these for years now and haven't bought a len thompson since.

I'm with you all the way on the Kamloopers, if you're going with spoons for trout these babies are great.

I've done really well over the years with the Northland Fire Eye Minnow.

[Geezle]

When we went to Carson I had really good luck with a small blue/silver Fiord spoon. Well enough that I had to go back and pick up an orange one as well Only place I've seen them so far is the WSS in the South Edmonton Common though.

[Need More Fish'n time]

Luhr Jensen... "Super Duper" ... not quite a spoon... but not like much else.

[Fishfinder]

Spoons eh, hmm don't use em much for trout but i would be trying a lil red n white or perhaps the good ol 5 of D. Couple friends pulled 30-40 bows outta Bullshead yesterday (kept 2 for the smoker) using red n white mepps, think size 4?

[tacklerunner]

Originally Posted by Chris84

I'm with you all the way on the Kamloopers, if you're going with spoons for trout these babies are great.

x3. Gold with orange sides and the black spots. Casting, the smaller size, trolling, the larger one. Yes they work great trolling too.

[TexasTornado]

Originally Posted by sheephunter

I've done really well over the years with the Northland Fire Eye Minnow.

Good call

[TexasTornado]

Originally Posted by Need More Fish'n time

Luhr Jensen... "Super Duper" ... not quite a spoon... but not like much else.

A great uncle of mine introduced me to these things while fishing in BC about 15 years ago, loved them since i was a boy. Don't hardly ever fish with them anymore. I used to catch lots of Rockies in the Red Deer river with them too.