Some of my favourites in there too! That little double Williams spinner was one of my Dads faves. I’ve caught lots of specks with it too. Ahhh... the joys of sorting tackle and the anticipation of the strike! This sure brought back a lot of wonderful memories to an old fisherman. Thanks guys and best of luck!😊👍
All classics... if I had to add to that list, it would be small white tube jigs (for vertical jigging), Rapala countdown minnows (white and chartreuse) or small Husky Jerk (blue, silver, orange).
Am at a cabin in the smokies and there's a trout creek right next to me Soo I'm trying to learn some lures I've caught a few on a tiny twister tail and a spoon
got any tips on fishing small streams and lakes for specks? I've only fly fished for trout so far but Im looking to get into spincasting small streams and lakes. Do you literally just chuck and retrieve the lure?
i was gonna ask where you boys were from but once i heard CT i knew. I'm up in Northern Ontario. you say Hamner? Like Sudbury? i'm over in the North Bay area. Cheers from the East!
@@truenorthangling7019 I'm from North Bay, epic motorbiking riding to Capreol around the north side of Wanapitei. I use a packraft carried on my bike for fishing.
With the mepps, do you tie on the end of the line, and add a worm, cast and slow reel in? I got a 2 and size 1..just curious if you used worms with them, tied up the line a bit , using sinkers etc...
Find deeper water. As the temp increases water holds less oxygen, therefore the fish will head to deeper cooler water in the lake. I find live bait key for warmer times of year in cb.
Brook trout are very aggressive feeders-they will hit most everything. That you have a table full of stuff says that if have a clue you can catch them.
Fook yeah Boyz heading to Algoma in two weeks. Fished for the " easy" fish before, trying to go for some specks is late August a good time any tips on movement?
Nono K Oh I fish for them in creeks. My dad makes spinners and they are the best lure I have ever used for brookies. Im ready to try his spooner, a spoon with a spinner blade on it
Some of my favourites in there too! That little double Williams spinner was one of my Dads faves. I’ve caught lots of specks with it too. Ahhh... the joys of sorting tackle and the anticipation of the strike! This sure brought back a lot of wonderful memories to an old fisherman. Thanks guys and best of luck!😊👍
best of luck to you aswell sir!
I have some of those yellow with black spots, also from my grandfather.
I think it's the classic go to lure me and Tom both had got one from our grandfather's
+Northern Outdoorsman The birth of the spinner I guess. Cool.
I think that lure is a Rooster Tail spinner. Is that right?
Woohoo!! Me too!!! May1-5. Fly fishing for first time too
Cyclops Mont-deau where abouts?
Great channel guys, good stuff
Thanks for the video guys all great lure choices that i have in my tackle as well!
I do a lot of brook trout fishing and I would suggest using copper with red and white
Nice video thanks for the tips boys!
your welcome. Thanks for watching
All classics... if I had to add to that list, it would be small white tube jigs (for vertical jigging), Rapala countdown minnows (white and chartreuse) or small Husky Jerk (blue, silver, orange).
Best for me is a black Panther Martin with a copper or silver blade.
Am at a cabin in the smokies and there's a trout creek right next to me Soo I'm trying to learn some lures I've caught a few on a tiny twister tail and a spoon
Yellow panther Martin body with red dots and a silver blade size 2 or 4 depending on the time of the year
Yellow with red dot Panther Martin with a silver blade, best lure.
great video guys! totally agree with you on lure choice
wasupwas101 Some classics Thanks for watching
Northern Outdoorsman where are you guys catching these specks? do you ever fish small streams??
Northern Outdoorsman where are you guys catching these specks? do you ever fish small streams??
wasupwas101 yeah we fish in Northern Ontario and mostly small lakes but have fished streams
got any tips on fishing small streams and lakes for specks? I've only fly fished for trout so far but Im looking to get into spincasting small streams and lakes. Do you literally just chuck and retrieve the lure?
i was gonna ask where you boys were from but once i heard CT i knew. I'm up in Northern Ontario. you say Hamner? Like Sudbury? i'm over in the North Bay area.
Cheers from the East!
Adam Craig Outdoors were from capreol really close to hanmer
@@truenorthangling7019 I'm from North Bay, epic motorbiking riding to Capreol around the north side of Wanapitei. I use a packraft carried on my bike for fishing.
@@truenorthangling7019 from massey watching. I've been up your way logging on fire lake rd n portelance rd
Dont forget a spoon thats been around for 100+ years. The red and white Dare Devel.
Panther Martin! splinter Johnson gold and Mepps Aglia silver
Little cleos are boss
With the mepps, do you tie on the end of the line, and add a worm, cast and slow reel in? I got a 2 and size 1..just curious if you used worms with them, tied up the line a bit , using sinkers etc...
Loose 3 or 4 spinners every time I go trout fishing. But trout, smallmouth and chubs love them.
Check your line and knot!
The Cleo spoon is made by which company and what size is best? Fury by mepps what size? Thanks Guys I really appreciate your time.Allen
Allen R Acme makes the little cleo spoons and we use all sizes mepps spinners
I stopped using spinners 18 years ago Rapalas and a few others.
Hey boys, any advice for shore fishing summer trout on hot days? I’m in Nova Scotia here
Find deeper water. As the temp increases water holds less oxygen, therefore the fish will head to deeper cooler water in the lake. I find live bait key for warmer times of year in cb.
Best lure for brookies is the floresent orange Panther Martain
You left out the EGB #204 size #2 its a deadly spoon to use on brook trout !!!!
great help I go on an annual brook fishing trip and am always looking for good stuff to snag the ol brookies! where are you based out of?
Sudbury Ontario 4 hours north of Toronto best of luck on you're trip
Brook trout are very aggressive feeders-they will hit most everything. That you have a table full of stuff says that if have a clue you can catch them.
Where you guys from
Sudbury
Fook yeah Boyz heading to Algoma in two weeks. Fished for the " easy" fish before, trying to go for some specks is late August a good time any tips on movement?
May long weekend at Algonquin park bring your boat or a canoe, got two spots open if you guys are interested
Grandpa's spinner is called a "shyster"...has a weighted body. I was crushing them with an orange body and god blade
Where are u from
No rooster tail?!
Phoebe. Period. End of story. So effective it should be outlawed.
Small spinners are just as good, phoebe are great too
What color do you use
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Nice video Guys i think you might be able to help me on my quest for brook trout>>>>
hammer? Hamilton ? lol
where you fishing
3 lb average fackin jealous. us or Canada?
ontario Canada
why not just use worms???
You cant cover even quarter of the water as with lures
Nono K Lmao
Nono K Oh I fish for them in creeks. My dad makes spinners and they are the best lure I have ever used for brookies. Im ready to try his spooner, a spoon with a spinner blade on it
those eyebrows from the guy on the right are as thick as the Canadian woods
fuck you dont even need lures just scare the shit right outta em til they jump outta the water
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That taxidermy job is terrible I could do better with a box of crayons I sure hope you didn’t pay for it
Hahahhaha
Look at grand view oudoors work