*These floats do what they say they do **enjoyable.fishing** recommend they come on and off easily and can be adjusted in seconds to adjust to the depth of the water you are fishing in. Used these with trout magnet lures and did really well with them in the stream!*
I think the most significant advice you gave was in the final moments of the video- “Just go out there and have fun”. Priceless advice. I’m 60 years old and fondly remember my dad teaching me to trout fish. He was always the one who caught the most, because he had patience, and knew how to enjoy the art. He is long gone now yet I still consider those moments vital and most of all, fun. To this day I enjoy time on that mountain stream he shared with me long ago, and have had the privilege of teaching my son and grandson what he taught me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for the sport. Families are often not as functional now days as they were 50 years ago, but teaching someone to fish IMO is perhaps as important as it ever was. Thank you sir!
So I made a comment last year about how 2018 was terrible fishing for me well this year has gone really good got 8 trout a few months after watching this video and all of them were caught using your methods. Also 2 days ago I caught a 27" steelhead. Edit: I just caught 6 trout yesterday
Great video. And I still use the 'classic' red and white bobbers lol! Sure they might be 'beginner,' but they're cheap, they work, and they give off that "Yup, I'm actually fishing" vibe.
Really nice video. I’ve always rigged up for trout with bullet weight, bead, leader and hook with gulp or corn. Always had success but never tried my spoons or spinners. After watching I think I’ll give those a try. Thanks !
Awesome and extremely informative bro! Thanks, learned a lot watchin your video. Trying to catch trout now that it’s gettin colder out! I live in NJ and they stocked trout in a few lakes and rivers this past October but I cannot seem to catch one if my life depended on it! 😒 gonna try your techniques
Thanks for this! I went fishing this weekend and only caught one trout (hooked him on his side with a marabou jig) but finally gave up on trout and went for smallmouth bass and caught the biggest bass of my life, but I prefer trout, I'm just terrible at fishing for them.
I’m gonna try corn next time I go out fishing 🔥🎣 Thankyou for the informational video trout are starting to be stocked at my local lake again since Covid started and I want to get some
Im not new to fishing. Ive been fishing for about 9 or 10 years now but boy o boy in 2018 I had so much trouble catching fish so im just reviewing the basics.
Yup, don't over think it. I have the best luck with a classic spinner and an earthworm. The only thing other that I've had luck with is the Gulp Alive earthworm. None of these things in this video ever caught me a trout. www.fishingmegastore.com/powerbait/berkley-gulp-alive-earthworm-baits~13067.html
Well done video. I avoid soft plastics entirely, preferring worms, crickets, minnows, or kitchen baits (dinner leftovers, corn, bacon, etc) on hooks & bobbers instead. Also frequently use very small (1~2") in-line spinners, spoons, or crankbaits. Of course, that size small is important. Large lures/hooks will not easily catch trout and similar.
Here in Maryland a local tackle shop guy showed me a Frog Super Duper 502. I took it to the local pond and caught trout cast after cast and everyone around me was in awe lol.
@@yakamarezlife honestly if you have a local tackle shop I would look there. Otherwise you can get them online from FishUSA. I recommend a Frog 502. Ita green and looks like it has 3 sunflowers painted on it.
This is a great to-the-point guide. Though I prefer to stay away from treble hooks because I find them hard to unhook and unnecessarily harmful to the catch (especially when they're too small). I always switch out the trebles to singles on my Panther Martins and Blue Fox Vibrax spinners.
Still fishing in my local lake. Trout are 20-30' down. Bottom of lake 45-50' I use a bottom rig most of the time to catch with 18-24" leader. Powerbait or worm and a scented marshmallow. No hits, zero, nada. Bait's only floating 2' off the bottom. Trout can't look down ? What's a good technique while anchored to get the bait to that depth where the fish are? Worm on a hook let it fall to the bottom and reel up to that depth? So frustrating... Hundreds of fish not seeing or not interested. Please help!
That's the same way I am with my red and white old school floaters they have to be there or it doesn't feel like I have floaters even though I never use them
Some old timer told me that same thing when he saw me casting out my spinner when I was little. Saw my swivel attached to the spinner and said nah. He rigged it for me with a tiny barrel swivel and about 12in of flouro leader. I caught a trout about 3 casts later. He was there grinning like a proud grandpa. I gave him the trout because my momma said I couldn’t take it home 😒😆cool dude
I've never been trout fishing, so this video was of interest to me. I've noticed you use much smaller hooks than what I'm used to. I'm going to vacation at BIG Bear Lake in California. Are the smaller hooks still what I should use?
I like the snap swivels just because I'm lazy and dont like retying everything lol what would be the best bet for me the only area near me with trout is a lake and idk anything about trout fishing
Well a big part of fishing is not catching anything because thats how u learn. My first 2 years of salmon/steelhead fishing were just casting my line out and catching 0 fish. But on my 3rd year I had a lot of experience from watching others that I was able to use techniques I picked up and landed a nice 27" steelhead.
Use a pickerel rig and real worms split the worm in half so you got two half’s for each hook go to the pharmacy ask for a needle with syringe and then fill the end of worm with a bit of air so they float you’ll catch tons of trout :)
lol its 2021 and people still think swivels and for spinner line twists the blade spins freely ona piece of metal the whole bait doesnt spin... its like a fan snap swivel just makes it easy to swap lures and make carolina rigs or other stuff
ill defend snap swivels.... as a new fisherman its easier to switch lures as i really dont want to have to cut and re-tie lures .... spend more time doing that than fishing lol
Good video but not really a 101 fishing tutorial. More of an intermediate one. A lot of the terminology used and set ups would go over the head of a beginner.
Joshua Rin well if the trout in an area are biting well on powerbait, it’s good to be able to set the bait at the right depth. If they’re hanging out at 2 feet in 10 feet water, it’s way easier to use a bobber rather than a bottom rig with an 8 foot leader.
@@trolologuy02 Haha dont let the comment fool you I went straight out looking for sinking power bait and couldn't find any. That little trick is a saver.
If them guys isnt advertising and getting payed for it why are they doing it for. I wouldnt. His bait may not work in the same place we fish most of the time it doesnt.
I'd caution using the gulp eggs had way to many batches either not float or be so brittle that 1 fish and the eggs done.. The power eggs are a significantly better overall product.. Just half oz weight and a 3-6 ft leader with a no 6 egg hook then 2 power eggs.. don't forget the scent
*These floats do what they say they do **enjoyable.fishing** recommend they come on and off easily and can be adjusted in seconds to adjust to the depth of the water you are fishing in. Used these with trout magnet lures and did really well with them in the stream!*
Mr. Kelly your presentation with the water tank is spot on, it’s speaking to my learning style. 🎉Thank you so much‼️
I think the most significant advice you gave was in the final moments of the video- “Just go out there and have fun”. Priceless advice.
I’m 60 years old and fondly remember my dad teaching me to trout fish. He was always the one who caught the most, because he had patience, and knew how to enjoy the art.
He is long gone now yet I still consider those moments vital and most of all, fun. To this day I enjoy time on that mountain stream he shared with me long ago, and have had the privilege of teaching my son and grandson what he taught me.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for the sport. Families are often not as functional now days as they were 50 years ago, but teaching someone to fish IMO is perhaps as important as it ever was. Thank you sir!
going to be my first time fishing today. these youtube videos got me all wild up to catch a fish cheers!!
Best clean simple presentation I have seen. My grandsons loved it!
By far the best trout rigging video on TH-cam!
My right ear feels left out 😔
Thought my headphones broke lmao
The right side only has white noise.
Thats your own frikken problem
dude youre awesome! been fishing AZ trout for years this is spot on
So I made a comment last year about how 2018 was terrible fishing for me well this year has gone really good got 8 trout a few months after watching this video and all of them were caught using your methods. Also 2 days ago I caught a 27" steelhead.
Edit: I just caught 6 trout yesterday
Awesome job brotha...always fun when hard work pays off! Feel free to reach out with any other questions/info you may be looking for!
Great video. And I still use the 'classic' red and white bobbers lol! Sure they might be 'beginner,' but they're cheap, they work, and they give off that "Yup, I'm actually fishing" vibe.
I’m going to Yellowstone in August, glad to finally find a good video on what to do to catch trout. Great video, thanks for the tips!
Thanks for the helpful tips, I can tell you really love fishing!
Good luck fishing out there....trout are a ton of fun! Let me know if you got any other questions!
Thanks for the great video. Kind the standard tips . Love how you use a transparent bucket to display your floats... All around great video, Thanks.
Nice video. I've been transitioning from bass to trout and panfish fishing. This was a great overview of trout baits
Love this video!!I never realized what my bait actually liked like and never had such a educational video! Awesome man
I like your way of instruction. It’s clear and simple. Thank you very much.
Really nice video. I’ve always rigged up for trout with bullet weight, bead, leader and hook with gulp or corn. Always had success but never tried my spoons or spinners. After watching I think I’ll give those a try. Thanks !
Awesome and extremely informative bro! Thanks, learned a lot watchin your video. Trying to catch trout now that it’s gettin colder out! I live in NJ and they stocked trout in a few lakes and rivers this past October but I cannot seem to catch one if my life depended on it! 😒 gonna try your techniques
Awesome man! Trout fishing is a ton of fun - good luck out there ya got it! If you ever want any other tips/pointers let me know
seriously best informal video I’ve seen !
Thanks for this! I went fishing this weekend and only caught one trout (hooked him on his side with a marabou jig) but finally gave up on trout and went for smallmouth bass and caught the biggest bass of my life, but I prefer trout, I'm just terrible at fishing for them.
Hey man it gets better 2018 was a skunk year for me but 2019 went way better using his methods
Practice makes perfect man! I love catching trout too - good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
this was just perfect information and educational video with under water view, so now I understand how and why things.
Lots of good information in this video! Thanks!
You reminded me of Mr. Walter White teaching high school chemistry.
Great video. Consider myself mainly a bass angler but want to branch out to different fish especially trout. This video is a great start
Me personally am not a bass fishermen I mostly go big game like steel head/ salmon, halibut or sturgeon.
Awesome video helps me get a good vision of what’s happening under water thank you
Thanks really great information all in one video. Gonna take this on a kayak for my local lakes
I’m gonna try corn next time I go out fishing 🔥🎣 Thankyou for the informational video trout are starting to be stocked at my local lake again since Covid started and I want to get some
Great Informative video👍👍👍💯 I really enjoyed your Video!
just the video i’m looking for! thanks for the information!
Very nice summary. Well done! Thanks
Great video . Thanks for the tips!!
what an amazing video! thank you so much
Can’t wait to get back out there now after watching this !
Great video. Very informative. Thanks.
best guide out there!!!! thank you!!
Amazing video!! Thanks
Thank you! I'm a beginner and this was great!
Im not new to fishing. Ive been fishing for about 9 or 10 years now but boy o boy in 2018 I had so much trouble catching fish so im just reviewing the basics.
Yup, don't over think it. I have the best luck with a classic spinner and an earthworm. The only thing other that I've had luck with is the Gulp Alive earthworm. None of these things in this video ever caught me a trout. www.fishingmegastore.com/powerbait/berkley-gulp-alive-earthworm-baits~13067.html
If your into catfish check out the channel cats and carp fishing.com hes a awesome person and responds to comments often
@@tony2800 I watch him often
This is one of the best fishing videos I've ever seen and there isn't any real fishing! Lol. Great accurate knowledge.
Man, I love fishing. I'll tell ya though. Catching some damn fish would be great too. Thanks for the video", im feeling it".
Great video!
Well done video. I avoid soft plastics entirely, preferring worms, crickets, minnows, or kitchen baits (dinner leftovers, corn, bacon, etc) on hooks & bobbers instead. Also frequently use very small (1~2") in-line spinners, spoons, or crankbaits. Of course, that size small is important. Large lures/hooks will not easily catch trout and similar.
Awesome video, thank you!
Thanks man! Great video
U r best love ur videos man.
Man you remind me of my grandpa awesome video man
Great video
Thanks and greetings from Kayseri.
Very cool...Thanks!
Great video! Subbed!
that was very helpful thank you
i felt hypnotized into subscribing
I learned a lot from you
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Watched for 2nd time and still neat
This was a great video man, keep up the hard work and I hope to see more from your channel!
For bobber stops use the lightest split shot you can find I use tiny tin and fly fishing sinkers and they work great
WOW that is a very smart idea ive been tying bobber stops from braid for years and never thought of using a split shot. You have made me feel dumb
That works! They also make really nice bobbers for trout fishing that are easy to put on and slip to different depths
Here in Maryland a local tackle shop guy showed me a Frog Super Duper 502. I took it to the local pond and caught trout cast after cast and everyone around me was in awe lol.
I'm in Maryland too where'd you pick it up at
@@yakamarezlife I'm in calvert county md. But you can buy some of them in Bass Pro but not the frog. Where are u located in maryland?
@@JamesThomas-vz4of im in caroll county I'm like 15 mins from Gettysburg
@@JamesThomas-vz4of where can you get this frog from
@@yakamarezlife honestly if you have a local tackle shop I would look there. Otherwise you can get them online from FishUSA. I recommend a Frog 502. Ita green and looks like it has 3 sunflowers painted on it.
I love ur videoS
Pink Powerbait has been proven to be the best color for trout.
Well done.
This is a great to-the-point guide. Though I prefer to stay away from treble hooks because I find them hard to unhook and unnecessarily harmful to the catch (especially when they're too small). I always switch out the trebles to singles on my Panther Martins and Blue Fox Vibrax spinners.
Robin Williams?!?!
Hahaha this made me laugh. This guy presents very well.....but sure does look like Robin Williams.
Omg Robbie fishing what are you doing here hahaha, I watch your videos every single day, bloody huge fan
Still fishing in my local lake. Trout are 20-30' down. Bottom of lake 45-50' I use a bottom rig most of the time to catch with 18-24" leader. Powerbait or worm and a scented marshmallow. No hits, zero, nada. Bait's only floating 2' off the bottom. Trout can't look down ? What's a good technique while anchored to get the bait to that depth where the fish are? Worm on a hook let it fall to the bottom and reel up to that depth? So frustrating... Hundreds of fish not seeing or not interested. Please help!
trout will generally be looking up to look for prey - I'd try fishing a rooster tail/spinner at about 18 feet deep. Or live minnows
That's the same way I am with my red and white old school floaters they have to be there or it doesn't feel like I have floaters even though I never use them
Some old timer told me that same thing when he saw me casting out my spinner when I was little. Saw my swivel attached to the spinner and said nah. He rigged it for me with a tiny barrel swivel and about 12in of flouro leader. I caught a trout about 3 casts later. He was there grinning like a proud grandpa. I gave him the trout because my momma said I couldn’t take it home 😒😆cool dude
I've never been trout fishing, so this video was of interest to me. I've noticed you use much smaller hooks than what I'm used to. I'm going to vacation at BIG Bear Lake in California. Are the smaller hooks still what I should use?
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Thanks
GOod luck catching a trout!
Can you show in a video a close up of a rig with a slip bobbers? What knot do you use? What size split shot?
I like the snap swivels just because I'm lazy and dont like retying everything lol what would be the best bet for me the only area near me with trout is a lake and idk anything about trout fishing
Well a big part of fishing is not catching anything because thats how u learn. My first 2 years of salmon/steelhead fishing were just casting my line out and catching 0 fish. But on my 3rd year I had a lot of experience from watching others that I was able to use techniques I picked up and landed a nice 27" steelhead.
Cooooool💪😎👍
Newbie Angler Question, What is the bead for? Is it to stop the weight from hitting the swivel?
What do you think about mustad fastach
Having trouble getting such a light rig to cast a decent distance. Is my line wrong?
I don't know what line you are using but I use 4lb Maxima Ultragreen line and can cast light weights a long way.
Quick question. What s purpose for that bead in betwen weight n swivel? In advance, thank you.
Wow leader on spinner ill give it try 😀thanks
Ever try using Spawn Sacs for stocked trout?
Use a pickerel rig and real worms split the worm in half so you got two half’s for each hook go to the pharmacy ask for a needle with syringe and then fill the end of worm with a bit of air so they float you’ll catch tons of trout :)
Bottom up top down 😎
lol its 2021 and people still think swivels and for spinner line twists the blade spins freely ona piece of metal the whole bait doesnt spin... its like a fan snap swivel just makes it easy to swap lures and make carolina rigs or other stuff
What size is that rapala countdown minnow
ill defend snap swivels.... as a new fisherman its easier to switch lures as i really dont want to have to cut and re-tie lures .... spend more time doing that than fishing lol
Forgot about trout magnets. The only thing you need to catch trout in any setting.
I'm new to fishing and I don't use swivels
I recommend swivels they stop line twist completely. I sometimes find some brand new swivels on the floor when I go fishing
Great advice man .. Im a fan . is this primarily just for ponds / lakes or creeks 2 . here in Pennsylvania we have Alot of creeks..
Can't go wrong with size 12 Owner brand mosquito hooks on 2lb Tectan or Maximum line with a 3" pink shad powerbait tapered worm wacky rigged.
Awesome vid. Check out Everett Lures! We have single hook spoons and spinners with swivels. Also single hooks trout crank baits! :)
Anyone got tips for uk river trout?
Fly or bait
I'd say a lot of the same tips apply...I got a couple vids showing tips/strategies. Let me know if ya got any questions!
Good video but not really a 101 fishing tutorial. More of an intermediate one. A lot of the terminology used and set ups would go over the head of a beginner.
Can confirm, most flew right over my head.
I like the swivel so I can change lures quickly.
Buys Floating power bait. Sinks it with a split shot from a Bobber. O.o
Joshua Rin well if the trout in an area are biting well on powerbait, it’s good to be able to set the bait at the right depth. If they’re hanging out at 2 feet in 10 feet water, it’s way easier to use a bobber rather than a bottom rig with an 8 foot leader.
@@trolologuy02 Haha dont let the comment fool you I went straight out looking for sinking power bait and couldn't find any. That little trick is a saver.
That's my go to...or trout magnets! Good luck out there!
i thought my water was running for no reason because my right headphone was fuzzy
There no sound on video
Have you seen my stapler??
Yeaaaaa weregonna have to have you move your desk again
i love my stapler
Okaaaay that’s the final straw
Big rigger haha
Im new to fishing what is the bead for?
Keeps the knot on your swivel from breaking cause of the egg sinker,
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Rattling off all the different hooks, lures and bait in your box isn't helpful to a new fisher.
If them guys isnt advertising and getting payed for it why are they doing it for. I wouldnt. His bait may not work in the same place we fish most of the time it doesnt.
I'd caution using the gulp eggs had way to many batches either not float or be so brittle that 1 fish and the eggs done.. The power eggs are a significantly better overall product.. Just half oz weight and a 3-6 ft leader with a no 6 egg hook then 2 power eggs.. don't forget the scent