Vertical Jigging Rainbow Trout

Moto Custom Baits began experimenting with hand tied Tube and Hair jig options 20 years ago beginning with basic color variations and solid stinger hook designs.

Vertical jigging rainbow trout. 10-12lb fluorocarbon leader for the backbone. VERTICAL JIGGING The purpose of jigging a spoon is to create the appearance of a crippled or distressed fish. Over time baits and colors have been developed for a number of species including.

2018-04-10 The Daddy Mac 14-ounce Albie jig in blue or black is a blade-style spoon that also closely resembles the size and profile of the rainbow smelt that lake trout are often feeding on. The Nervous minnow comes in two sizes. Switched it up from lakers to browns.

Besides how many times have the older wiser trout seen a lure retrieved in the conventional manner and learned. 2016-08-04 The Daddy Mac Lures 14 ounce Albie jig in blue or black is a blade-style spoon that closely resembles the size and profile of the rainbow smelt that lake trout are often feeding on. Jigged them in similar ways but instead focused on ledges and schools of bait vs looking to mark fish on deep flats.

Getting the jig down the 100 to the fish is only half the battle. 2020-09-10 My favorite lure for vertical jigging is my signature series Nervous Minnow from Daddy Mac Lures. The Nervous minnow comes in two sizes.

The rig itself consists of a backbone with three branches each holding your chosen fly. 2016-08-12 Vertical jigging is perfectly suited to catching lake trout in the summer because the fish concentrate in and around well-defined locations that are easy to findif you know what to look for. Simply upload a photo of any catch.

On those warmer winter days dont hesitate to uncover the boat charge up the batteries and hook it up to the truck. 2019-12-26 I definitely didnt thing I would be Vertically Jigging for Rainbow Trout at the beginning of the day but sometimes you have to adapt and overcome and do what you gotta do to catch some fish. The Nervous Minnow in blue is a jointed blade-style spoon that closely resembles the size and profile of the rainbow smelt that lake trout are often feeding on.