spinning for trout-part 2 
rapala11 
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spinning for trout-part 2
if using spinning gear, what types of bait or lures? my only experience with this is fishing a stocked lake over here in ohio and most guys were using velveeta cheese, marshmallows and corn   . the few fish that we kept tasted like dog food, so we gave that up fast. are there a lot of guys spin fishing for trout? again, this is just out of curiosity. i will continue to fish fly stuff when i do trout fish.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 11:15:49
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I haven't done much Trout fishing the past few years but when I did I'd fish Justus Lake or Oil Creek.When fishing the lake I'd use Kastmasters or Roostertails,for fishing Oil Creek I'd use salmon eggs or corn sometimes minnows or maggots.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 11:18:15
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Waxworms, after all they're just pellethedz u no?
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 12:43:32
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rap,
spin fishing, aside from pinning with smaller rods if you can cast them, is very effective w. live bait. Get some 3 g sheffield floats, suspend a minnow just off the bottom, tapering shot just as you would for a pinning rig, or tight line drift it off the bottom with no float. nightcrawlers, minnows, all of it will catch fish with ease.
keep at the fly flinging... swing wets, drift nymphs, strip streamers
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 14:10:27
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when spinning for trout my go to lures are rooster tails, panther martins, small spoons like daredevils or kastmasters, and rapala husky jerks or very small crankbaits.
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rapala11
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 14:17:09
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shows how dense i am. i thought just about everyone on your side of the fence used fly gear for trout. pa. still rocks when it comes to fishing.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 15:27:54
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roostertails in rainbow, white and black, also use live minnows
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 18:40:19
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definitely this spring i am going to walk neshannock creek or cool spring and watch spin fishermen ply their trade, in the allowed areas. might be a learning experience.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 20:26:20
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roostertails in rainbow, white and black, also use live minnows
pics or it didn't happen
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 20:58:56
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- Single white egg or single Patzki ball of fire egg on #12 gold egg or circle hook
- Small rooster tail/Mepps . Prefer black w gold blade but try other colors.
- MiniFoo with single egg or maggot.
- Minnow-prefer live but sometimes use salted
- Red or pearl bead
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:07:18
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:18:51
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why's that? Pelletheads will hit anything
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:40:48
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why's that? Pelletheads will hit anything
yep, corn, marshmallows, cheese........sheeeesh  my first steelhead caught back in the late 80s came on a white rooster tail. we also would dress them with a crawler and troll them for walleye in the summer. still have a bunch but they collect dust these days.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:44:35
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:50:11
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you aren't orginally from ohio, are you?
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/26 22:51:49
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 03:32:33
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
right... first day of trout is a joke, but I surely do it ever year. From psu.. I'd be targeting the south central part of the state. not bass, pike, panfish, etc., which will, in your words, hit anything. forgot though, aren't you an advocate against the over-romanticization of trout fishing club?
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 08:11:52
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gold 1/8 oz huss lure...on my rod all year...
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 10:34:16
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
right... first day of trout is a joke, but I surely do it ever year. From psu.. I'd be targeting the south central part of the state. not bass, pike, panfish, etc., which will, in your words, hit anything.
forgot though, aren't you an advocate against the over-romanticization of trout fishing club?
Not sure which club your talking about? When I was at school at PSU 2004-2008 I fished out at Colyer Lake for bass from the shore. I never fly fished Spring Creek or any of the limestone creeks. I dont care if people want to fawn over trout, as I only fish the opening day out of a boat on Justus Lake.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 12:11:34
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Hey Rap
Any small rapala in the 3 inch range should produce. I like the jointed minnows in brown and rainbow trout patterns. Trout magnets, a small jig, works well. Also small spoons like little cleo's, pheobe, and kastmasters, with a lot of flash. A Super Duper is a good producer when fished with a slow retrieve. Lift it as you reel it in and then let it flutter back down. As for live bait i only use three. Minnows, meal worms and maggots.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 13:37:17
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marty, during hard times, we eat that stuff on fridays during lent.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 13:50:42
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
right... first day of trout is a joke, but I surely do it ever year. From psu.. I'd be targeting the south central part of the state. not bass, pike, panfish, etc., which will, in your words, hit anything.
forgot though, aren't you an advocate against the over-romanticization of trout fishing club?
Not sure which club your talking about? When I was at school at PSU 2004-2008 I fished out at Colyer Lake for bass from the shore. I never fly fished Spring Creek or any of the limestone creeks. I dont care if people want to fawn over trout, as I only fish the opening day out of a boat on Justus Lake.
the club is obviously over your head, and let me just say, that's a sure shame you didn't take advantage of the resources while you were a student there.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 14:14:40
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
right... first day of trout is a joke, but I surely do it ever year. From psu.. I'd be targeting the south central part of the state. not bass, pike, panfish, etc., which will, in your words, hit anything.
forgot though, aren't you an advocate against the over-romanticization of trout fishing club?
Not sure which club your talking about? When I was at school at PSU 2004-2008 I fished out at Colyer Lake for bass from the shore. I never fly fished Spring Creek or any of the limestone creeks. I dont care if people want to fawn over trout, as I only fish the opening day out of a boat on Justus Lake.
the club is obviously over your head, and let me just say, that's a sure shame you didn't take advantage of the resources while you were a student there.
so you mean the PSU fly-fishing club that meets at the Ag Sci building? and its not above yours? 
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 14:16:52
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marty, during hard times, we eat that stuff on fridays during lent.
Purina Trout Chow probably tastes better than freshly stocked trout
They need to live in the wild for about a month to firm up and taste a lot better.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 15:56:53
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I only use roostertails for opening day, cause after the first day of trout I move onto chasing bass, eyes, perch, crappies, etc
right... first day of trout is a joke, but I surely do it ever year. From psu.. I'd be targeting the south central part of the state. not bass, pike, panfish, etc., which will, in your words, hit anything.
forgot though, aren't you an advocate against the over-romanticization of trout fishing club?
Not sure which club your talking about? When I was at school at PSU 2004-2008 I fished out at Colyer Lake for bass from the shore. I never fly fished Spring Creek or any of the limestone creeks. I dont care if people want to fawn over trout, as I only fish the opening day out of a boat on Justus Lake.
the club is obviously over your head, and let me just say, that's a sure shame you didn't take advantage of the resources while you were a student there.
so you mean the PSU fly-fishing club that meets at the Ag Sci building? and its not above yours?
no i mean the club on here who think trout fishing is overrated... again, you were bordering some of the best wild trout waters in the state, and didn't take advantage of them. In my eyes, a waste... but I can see your point. Cast, reel, cast, reel...
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 17:28:21
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and you hunt musky correct? Isnt a good portion of musky fishing cast, reel, cast, reel? Well you have the trolling part down pat
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 18:36:45
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I have gotten over my musky stage...
great come back. You seem to know everything, just thought you'd have something more intelligent to say.
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RE: spinning for trout-part 2
2011/02/27 19:25:19
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what is there to say? Stocked trout arent much of adventure. Wild trout are a different story.
I'd rather chase 5 lb Smallmouths on the Allegheny River, Largemouth bass at Kahle, Walleyes in Erie and Pymy, Crappies at alot of different places and Steelhead on the tribs.
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