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Fishing For WILD Trout With A New Rod, Reel, & Lures!
Fishing For WILD Trout With A New Rod, Reel, & Lures!
Fishing For WILD Trout With A New Rod, Reel, & Lures!
Fishing For WILD Trout With A New Rod, Reel, & Lures!
Fishing For WILD Trout With A New Rod, Reel, & Lures!

[@bullparty9230]

Use 6 inch Floating Rapala trout lures. Make sure they’re the floating kind. You’ll catch more trout than you can believe. Old guy told me about them. After catching a few thousand trout with them later..I think he was right.
I laugh now remembering the countless times I watch a guy fish a spot for 30 mins, catch nothing, then he leaves and my first cast with the Rapala I hook into one.

[@FishingWithSeper]

Thanks for the tip! I’m gonna try that for sure in this week or next weeks video always love trying out different lures people suggest. Thank you for watching!

[@clamgrower1191]

Couple thoughts here. Use a barrel swivel 2 feet above your spinner. Also, with that amount of line twist, get yourself down in the water and let your entire spool of line out. Allow the line to untwist itself in the current. One more thing,;the comment about using a floating Rapala is spot on! They were money for me growing up in in Western Mass when I lived
on the East Coast. Love you videos, keep up the great work!

[@FishingWithSeper]

Sounds good thank you! Will definitely try these out! Thank you for watching!

[@lynncommo4671]

❤

[@Bailey_978]

Love it🎉

[@FishingWithSeper]

Thank you!

[@AnthonyCerminara-gu6of]

Good job dodes

[@FishingWithSeper]

Thanks buddy