How To Catch Limits of Stocked Trout Anywhere 

I was tired of fish jumping out of my previous net lol

You got that right man! 😀

Spoons for crappie too?! Gotta try that for myself.

I got my net on Amazon (www.amazon.com/dp/B01FU0GHU6/ref=twister_B091SDGQ7X?_encoding=UTF8&th=1). I'm not an expert, but thank you. I'm planning on heading to Camanche Lake south shore pond for a few hours tomorrow if you can make it.

Sure thing, the main line goes through a hollow tube in the middle of the water bobber followed by a bead and then swivel. On the other end of the swivel is where I tie my 5 foot leader line and at the end of the leader line is a size 12 treble hook. When you cast it out with powerbait, the bobber will go down to the bottom and the powerbait will float up as high as the leader will allow it. I hope that helps.

Yes Chua, the bobber is filled with water which gives it the weight to cast further and to sink to the bottom. The power bait will float up so fish can see it.

I've tried canned corn without much luck. I must not be using it right. How do you fish it Joseph? Under bobber?

@@calloftheoutdoors8941 I use a very light bobber so the trout don’t get spooked by feeling the tug. I also play with the depth a bunch until I figure out where they are suspended.

Never had luck on corn. But had luck on good ol velvetta cheese

@@edgarisaac668 I actually saw a video on RU-vid a while back and they were using cheese too! I was like what?! But they were hooking them trouts with it.

Ps - just found your channel and really enjoy it!

The powerbait in my setup floats. If your line/hook setup is too heavy then it can result in the powerbait sinking and can be corrected by using smaller line/hook or using a larger blob of powerbait.

@@michaeldilbeck9259 Thank you Michael. I really love spending time outdoors so it's actually my pleasure to show you my fishing trips.

For the powerbait rod it was a Daiwa Exceler 1000 reel and the jigging rod had a Shimano Vanford

What length are the rods?

@alexandergoetz3255 6'6" for the powerbait rod and 5'10" for the jigging rod

These trout tend to stay close to the top during the colder months so you need your bait to be about a feet or less below the surface of the water.

This is Camanche Lake(South Shore Pond). Thanks for watching .

You made a good point 😄