How to Catch Trout on Spinners 

He was underpaid. Thanks for watching!

It got paid in grease

​@@jamesharris3061 then in stomach acid

😂😂😂😂😂 That was great 🤣

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I never go down to 2 lb line just because I like to use my trout rod for light tackle bass at times. But I’ve heard it works! Thanks for watching!

i use 6 lb line on a 5’6” ugly stick gx2 and run it with some rooster tails and i love it! trout catching machine

@@4G4R.exactly my setup lol

@@anglerspursuitalso me lol

@@Zhall1 haha its the best

I call that particular lure, Excalibur because it works so well. Last week, it even caught me a 16 in smallmouth out of a river.

Thank you, I'll keep this in mind next time

@@mulcahy123yessir especially pink ones i’m not sure why but i find they always get hit

I just caught a bunch of trout on a piece of pink yarn while flossing for sockeye salmon.

The lure you used was probably a more modern design than the one in this video. The likes of mepps and savage gear make better designed spinners than than the thing in the vid

@dunc2258 yes it was a wee mepp you are right.

Caught mine around the same time on a spinner in a tiny stream on the US east coast.

@sparkeyjones6261 yes it's all fly fishing l do now. Never been to the US mabe some day. Tight lines.

@@user-we5mi6zl2s I began tying my own flies and building rods when I was about 12 yrs old. Other than a little saltwater fishing on the US West Coast, I definitely prefer fly fishing. I've never fished in Scotland, but I do have a friend who's family has a plot of land on the River Spey. One day I'll make it there 😉 Cheers!

I’m super intrigued by this and really want to try it! Anywhere I can see the setup? Thanks for watching!

They definitely perform great in rocky environments, thanks for watching!

@@Cavachonc777wth thats the most random thing ever

One thing that I find to be a big weakness with Lures, are the exposed hooks. They can snag on underwater rocks and tree parts, like logs and such. If that happens, you have to try and try and try again, to get your Lure back, and if you can't, then there goes several dollars worth of Lure! They used to have a Weedless Hook Guard System, that someone came up with on a few Lures...but, to this day, they don't seem to have developed a Weedless Hook Guard for Lures. I guess we're just stuck with the old game of "Rollin' the Dice,band takin' your chances, when it comes to fishing Lures with no hook guards!

​@@ronaldshank7589probably because having something actually block your hook is a lot worse than snaging reel faster if you are snaging its almost always because you are reeling to slow and bouncing off the bottom also elevate your rod tip to keep the lure further away from the floor also if you hate snaging that much and can't get around it take the treble hooks off your lure and change them out for just normal u hooks or what ever you want ive always noticed treble hooks are way more prone to snaging they weight more and have more surface area to get caught on I don't know im the king of snags I just lost a nice chatter bait and spinner today

@@ronaldshank7589 I fish weedless all the time dude, maybe the old school ones you're talking about got replaced with a different brand. I have weedless neko hooks that I think I found at Dick's sporting goods

That’s very true! Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!

I bought a panther martin. I cannot get hit for the life of me!!

@@furyianman5157 slow it down, let it fall steady retrieve and you’ll be in there.

@@furyianman5157 make sure you’re getting it down where the fish are and try fishing down current so you can have a slower retrieve!

Black and yellow body with gold spinner #4 best

I was worried my 8 pound line is to heavy 🤣🤣

I use 10 lb braid with a fluorocarbon leader. Fluorocarbon a lot clearer for smart trout. I not talking ultralight , but I do use a lighter setup. It does make a difference. You'll see that if someone with you is catching more.

@@davidarwood6264 yesterday I caught a 25” 6Lb rainbow on the river. So I probably won’t change much up for now

It’s never that easy

That’s awesome, thanks for watching and sharing!

no snap swivel's are for sissys.

It does take some getting used to to cast. But I’ve found swivels directly to my lure alter the bait presentation and I get more follows but less fish that commit. Thanks for watching!

​@@Forbiddenzone80some say trout fishing with spinners is for sissies...

Joes flies I’ve never had a ton of luck with before but maybe I’ll give them another try! Thanks for watching!

@anglerspursuit yeah idk I live in washington and they catch just about anything! mainly trout and bass. Great video as always

I haven’t used that size cast master! I’ll have to give it a try! Do you like it on rivers? Thanks for watching!

Definitely a paid actor in video

That’s a setup I haven’t seen before around here, I’ll have to check it out, thanks for watching!

Underpaid for sure, thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Dare you to find any fluoro that beats out good mono like Maxima.. some of us won't use flouro for its issues.

I thought I was going insane not seeing anyone else not using swivels here, I personally find it can mess with the action of the spinner in certain conditions and is just not needed

It helps but isn’t a deal breaker, I’ll use snap swivels directly to lures but it makes the lure presentation different and sometimes fish will follow but not hit it as often. Thanks for watching!

Trout will be line shy of the braid.. you want a leader on end of braided line

They’re great and very effective lures, thanks for watching!

Trout, Bass, Bluegill, Sunfish of various types, Crappie, and even the occasional Catfish! Panther Martin Spinners can catch 'em all! My favorite type of Panther Martin Spinner is the Bumblebee Pattern Spinner. They work great!

I’d recommend a ultralight or light rod for smaller spinner. You’ll feel it better and have a lot more fun! Thanks for watching!

I have done that! Don’t love how it affects the hair presentation but it still works! Thanks for watching!

Eagle claw telescopic rod with an okuma ceymar c10 reel. Thanks for watching!

Probably a little heavier duty than you want but if you have it it’s definitely worth a try to test it out, you can always adjust after you fish some by changing, thanks for watching!

It’s not, but you could just take a piece of line off your reel and tie it on to a swivel

Leader isn’t 100% necessary, I just find it helpful to limit line twists, thanks for watching!

Haven’t tried that one but I’ll have to get one, thanks for watching!

Adding a small worm to the hook works good since it leaves a scent trail .

Yes definitely, flouro works well too! Mono is just generally cheaper. Thanks for watching!

Depends. Floro floats. So keep that in mind. 2lb maxima ultra green is solid!

It will work for trout on a lake. On bigger bodies of water you just have to be able to get the lure to the fish which is harder on a lake. Thanks for watching!

Oh, I also use a snap swivel instead of a barrel.

4-6 lb mono for both, thanks for watching!

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Probably not. Haven’t personally tried it but trout have good eyesight which is why 6lb or less mono/flouro work best. Thanks for watching!

That sounds like a great time! Thanks for watching!

Definitely a great option! Most of the places I fish don’t allow live bait! Thanks for watching!

@@anglerspursuit oh I under stand I went to Oregon to see family and the river out back of my hotel has a no live/soft bait rule and I’ve never seen anything like that because that’s not a thing in New York where I’m from

I will use treble, if the stream requires single or I know I’ll catch and release then I’ll go down to single but the landing ratio definitely drops. Thanks for watching!

@@anglerspursuit I do the same I'm just busting ya chops. Tight lines

Casting upstream = lots of snags

No worm or bait needed. It’s a reaction bite to the spinner! Thanks for watching!

@@anglerspursuit thank you, I will definitely subscribe

No need to over complicate it lol! Thanks for watching!

I buy them with a single hook. I haven’t been able to change them out myself. You can get them on amazon. Thanks for watching!

The same way you put on and take off keys on a keychain

Black and gold panther Martin! Thanks for watching!

It’s a bit heavy for trout

Thanks for watching!

Love some live bait fishing, unfortunately a lot of the places I fish don’t allow it, thanks for watching!

Best out there! Thanks for watching!

I find that it helps prevent line twists from the spinners so I use it with them but not other lures. Thanks for watching!

@@anglerspursuitgreat video. I would add that most spinners have their own swivel

I always match the requirements for the streams!

Amen! ALWAYS barbless. Don't matter if they allow em or not.

Who cares where eating these anyways

Definitely a solid option and I’ll tie one on if I need a quick change on the water. If just changes the presentation slightly and I find I get less fish committing to bite when I use it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and for the recommendations!

Great travel rod! I’ve caught a lot with it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Respect! Most of the places near me don’t allow live bait like that but it’s a great way to do it. Thanks for watching!

@@anglerspursuit oh ok

They don’t we’re he’s at either probably he probably kept all 15