CATCH MORE trout FLIPPING JIGS! Trout Magnet secrets revealed! 

Maybe one day! I do love me some happy little trees!

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Totally man! She's reeled in a ton or 2!! And didnt break the bank

Fished nightcrawlers like that as well many times.

Yeah it's a great way to get it done!

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Leland lures started out with the trout magnet all the way back in 1997. I was only in 1st grade! Lol

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They never just bite! They only slam, smash, destroy or CRUSH IT!

@@NRVOutdoors love it!

Heck yeah man! Thanks

Heck yeah man! More casts = More fish!

Heck yeah man! Good luck & tight lines

Heck yeah man! Good luck

Heck yeah man good luck!

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Heck yeah!

I will say though you have the perfect technique to destroy them movement is key I love the 1in twitch

Can do my man!

Typically both are rigged on a 1/64oz jig

Agreed

The key to pond fishing is finding the fish. I suggest starting off fan casting a heavy spinner to locate them. Then follow up with the bottom rig doughbait, worms, corn etc. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching

Thanks

Controlling the line is extremely important.

@@NRVOutdoors I'm definitely gonna give this technique a try , thanks for sharing ✌🏻

No problem thanks for watching!

I can get it out to around 20- 25 yards. Keep in mind it takes practice and patience

@@NRVOutdoors 20-25 yards? Wow. I must be confused. With this technique, you are not using the handle to reel the line in, thus enabling minimal time to swing the lure back out again. I don't see how it is possible that your left hand/arm can possibly retrieve 20-25 yards of line back in without reeling. Can you please explain if I missed something? Thanks.

You will need to work the line into small loops in your left hand while jigging your lure back. This takes alot of practice and can create knots if done to tightly. It's a method used by flie anglers who are in a situation where there line cannot touch the ground or water. Option 2: you will need to extend your left arm while raising the rod tip with your right at the point you can no longer extend you need to do a very quick mend shooting the slack through the eyes and engaging your reel to pick up the slack and begin jigging again. Hope this helps

@@NRVOutdoors Thanks. With a TroutMagnet, and 2 lbs test, I can't even cast past 20 yards (60 feet) at full force casting motion with a 6 1/2 feet UL rod - and I tested many rods. 20-25 yards is impressive indeed. :)

Don’t use any when jigging right ? Bear with me here 🤦‍♀️

You can totally add weights! If you need it deeper or a little further cast. Just remember it will hit the bottom faster so begin your jigging a little earlier & you'll catch'em up all the same! Good luck & tight lines!

Yeap. Its really popular while bass fishing too

May have to give one a try.

@@NRVOutdoors yeah you should make a video about that

Just watched this video had to look of anyone already said it... Very well said lmao

I suppose so. I haven't tried myself

I fish in SoCal, I could never see myself fishing over 4lb (normally fish 2lb)

I just like having the extra line strength. Although 2-4lb line and a smooth drag can catch a big fish with ease. I prefer not risking the fish or poluting the waterways snapping off more regularly. As long as its 100% fluorocarbon and a small diameter you can get away with up to 10lb test and still trick the old smart ones. Its really up to the individual and what they like

@@nicholasbonilla7895 same, for trout it is always 2lb or 4lb, rig is always UL to L action rod mated with a 500-1000 size spinning reel. U can still catch fish with heavier rod & reel setups and heavier line but it takes away from the fight.

Very true my man

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