I sometimes fish the artificial fly on a spinning rod using a technique we call the 'bubble n' flea'. Tie a bubble float to the very end of the line. From about two or three feet above this tie the flies to very short droppers. Cast the tackle out and let it float down in the current. You can even jiggle the flies around or make them dance on the surface if you want. Works great in fast moving trout streams. :D
I've been doing that all spring/summer this year for bluegill and crappie. Slays em. I also like to Carolina rig streamers. Tie on the streamer using a loop knot. Put a tiny (I like Spro) swivel about 18 inches (45cm) above the streamer then use a 1/8oz bullet weight (depending on current and depth) above the swivel. You can leave the weight free sliding or peg it. Free sliding can impart more action sometimes but it's more or less if you forget to peg it. Then to mimic the stripping action of a fly rod, just twist at the waist using the rod to pull the streamer along for the desired stripping length then reel in the slack when you go to twist again. Or you could just use a steady retrieve. I've also started using tungsten bullet weights for this technique considering tungsten offers more density in a smaller profile. It just makes for a cleaner presentation, in my opinion. And on a spinning setup, even an ultra light, you can toss almost any size streamer pattern.
Lurher Jenson 1" Super Duper lure. I have fished over 65 years and this lure has caught trout in every state fron south to north west. Overall it has always worked,lots of colors gold, silver , rainbow, red/white have been best.
I'm 75 and have also fished for 65+ years. When young and poor all I could afford was a red and white daredevil for 25 cents! Caught a lot of fish on that simple lure. Have caught fish in rivers and lakes with super dupers a great lure.
We call than in line spinners at home. (USA) I’ve always had the best luck in rivers using a panther Martin (vibric) inline lure in yellow/chartreuse with a line of red dots, and the hair on the treble hook. Blade sizes from 0 to 3 using 2# test and a nine foot fly rod rigged with a 1000 series Shimano spinning reel. Hard to use in tight places if you can’t wade the creek/river though. Deadly on everything in the river. Maybe not carp though, but we use arrows on them.
Mate i really appreciate this. I think this was my request and the funny thing is, i was up Dargo camping for the last 4 days, chasing Trout, no good. lol. Wrong rod, line and lure. Now i know mate. Thanks again. ATB Moose
Howdy! Just wanted to let you know that I absolutely love your videos! I'm from Wisconsin in the US and just started fishing some of our excellent natural trout streams this year. I have learned a lot from your videos and they have been super helpful for a beginning trout fisherman. I currently fish a lot of inline spinners but after watching this I definitely want to try out some other lures. I really like how you speak from experience but also note that there are many other methods that work this is just what works for you. Very humble and not condescending in the slightest. Thank you so much for the great videos!
That took a lot of courage to say on global platform that Fly is a lure. Dead set legend thanks for sharing your in depth thoughts and experience it's much valued and appreciated.👍
First off I loved the video, but simply couldn't see the lures you were showing us, way to much hand movement when handling the lures as they are so small. Might be best if you could hold and zoom in on the lures etc. so we can pause and get a proper look. am not sure how old this video is so you might not see this comment.
loving your vids Robbie, just started small stream trout fishing in a small stream near where I live (North Wales) caught my 1st 2 brownies on small Acme thunderbolt spoon on very first outing, hooked and lost a few more . I have caught over 100 trout on small spoons 2-3 over the summer , I have only caught 2 on bladed spinners and a few more on plaastics and minnows , maybee its a confidence thing or that on pressurised streams I fish, I've yet to see anyone else chucking a spoon .
Mate what were the 2 soft plastics, I couldn’t catch their names? Great channel, I’m just getting into fishing and your knowledge is a gold mine to me.
Tasmanian devil lures go hard here in NZ! Caught Rainbow on the Pink Panther, Xmas Tree in Green and the Rasta and are my best colours. The Aussie lure became NZ s finest spinner in my opinion.
In Canada apparently the spoon is the most commonly used and most successful. Overall, I think bladed spinner, spoon, and soft plastics are the way to go with trout in particular. I have a little bladed spinner than is green, has a red head, and it catches trout easily east of Bendemere. And then in the peel river I tend to use my own homemade spoon lure for catching Yellowbelly and Cod. I find lures that throw out reflections catch the most fish. I don't even waste my time much anymore with throwing on my diving lures and lipless crankbait lures, since they never really caught anything. I read a funny article that said a lot of lures are designed to catch fishermen, and not fish. I think there is sadly a little truth to it, I think a lure company has to keep selling their product, so they kind of have to partake in behaviour a bit similar to those infomercial people, where they always have to convince you some new feature the lure has is what you need. My natural Yabby lure never caught anything, until I wrapped bright orange tape around it's body, lol. I stopped buying lures mostly. I found the most important thing when fishing is a basic and effective lure, combined with a good spot, combined with making sure I am not too visible to the fish. Generally I find more still spots in the river, especially if there is shade, they nearly always have fish. I am at the point where each trip to the river, I nearly always catch a Yellowbelly. It's a shame I can't find a common Redfin spot however, I used to catch them as a kid, and they were super fun. It's good to have a change in the species caught. Plus you can keep as many Redfin as you want.
Always found Len Thompson 5 of Diamond (Yellow & Red)spoon, Mepps Spinners, Panther Martin Spinners, WonderLure Thunderbolt / Florescence orange hammered nickle spoon, and the Crocodile spoons tended to work the best for me for trout up here in Canada.
I run all trout lures (spinners/plastics) no swivel tied straight on. Yes it does twist the line some and after awhile and a few hard fighting fish you might have to cut a little line off to ensure new unstretched line
every area is different and every body of water in that area is different. I have a lake where it has to be a solid pink rooster tail spinner, and another lake it has to be the frog coloured rooster tail. and then, one of the biggest trout I have caught was on a mepps black fury with the red dots. and for spoons, my favourite has become the little cleo spoons in watermelon for rainbow trout, yellow with red spots for bull trout, and the gold/orange caught me a beauty brown trout.
Hi Robbie. Thanks for all your videos. Great stuff. Just getting back into the trout after nearly 30 yrs lay-off. Can't believe the changes in technology. My 8yr old son and I have been watching lots of your videos to get on the right track. Now to get out and give it a go! Cheers Glenn & Tom
FLATFISH ... flatfish are fantastic lures for trout. Trolling a flatfish nice and slow works great. (Those Wild Bite(?) minnows sound very similar). I've been catching browns and rainbows on my silver, gold and orange flatfish here in Maine (and they work great for bass, too) - esp. the "bleeding frog" colored ones.
Hey mate that should work well. Snap swivels work well too. I just prefer loop knots. Basically, the smaller the minnow the less water it displaces, meaning the more important it is to use a loop knot.
@@robbiefishing Thanks, I understand the concept.. not a fan of snap swivels on the minnows as the clip is usually an irregular shape which can effect swim pattern. I use large baits for big game fish in saltwater with the split ring method as it's stronger than a loop knot but, am just getting into finesse fishing with my ultralight set up and was curious if the light weight of the minnow lures would be effected by the split ring? Do you think the split ring method would interfere with the lure action too much and think the loop is superior for this application or do you think there would be much variance?
Great video sir. My go-to is the classic Panther Martin. I have yet to try the Blue Fox. Might have to pick some up! Thanks for the tip! If you ever make it the the U.S. (I assume you live in Australia), I highly recommend the Upper Midwest. Lots of streams and rivers. That is where I live and fish and make all my videos.
Hey Robbie have you tried a Berkeley's atomic teaser they work really good on trout I caught a lot big trout over 2lbs to 4lbs on them look for them and try them if you haven't yet
Hey buddy, it depends on the sort of water you are fishing. I LOVE the strike tiger 1 inch nymph in "Orange Spawn" colour, it is dynamite on redfin. If you're after a bladed spinner it is hard to go past a Blue Fox super vibrax in bright colours.
Trout fishing newbie here, do trout like spinnerbaits? Because I’ve heard that they do. (But that might not be true due to my source being my twelve year old neighbor)
i need some help please:) every time i go trout fishing at waioeka river in opotiki NZ, i rarely hook up. i am new to trout fishing and would like to get into it, but i am struggling to catch much. i spin and often use normal rooster spinners, also rapalas and spoons. just writing this to see if anyone has any suggestion of what time of the year is the best and what colours and bait/spinners is should be using thanks a lot
I tried fishing for trout with bass stuff because I'm new to fishing I got my first rid and tackle box for Christmas thus year. And I got a bunch of bass stuff but there are no bass near me. Anyone have any ideas on how I can use this stuff to catch some trout
Good information Robbie, but with more and more anglers using these soft plastic lures, what happens to the pieces of the plastic that are torn off the lure? Are our waterways being polluted with just another type of plastic?? There is a concerted effort around the world to rid our waterways of plastic pollution and here are you and your fellow angling gurus, advocating the continued use of plastic!! 🤷♂️ I’m 69 yo and have been a keen angler since catching my first fish at the age of four and a half. I have two of these ‘paddle tail’ soft plastic lures in my kit, both of them found by the water and I’m reluctant to use them. I don’t knows what would happen to a fish if it should bite off and swallow a piece of one. Cheer Tony.
Rapala floating, Blue Fox Super Vibrax/ Rooster tail (black and brown are generally your best bet), plastics combined with 1/8th and 1/16th ounce Jig heads (1" or 2" bodies, curly tail grubs work best in my experience), and flies are the door he listed. I concur, other then the flies but only because fly fishing is a whole other world/expense. You can fish flies without actually getting all the fly fishing gear but not all that effectively, so why bother?
Hi mate, thank you for the feedback. This video is a few years old now. Thankfully my filming skills have improved since I filmed this. I may film a new similar video to this soon, probably during winter. Based on your feedback, so thank you.
When I do my trout fishing I only use the best baits there is & out fishes every other bait there is today on the market. YES I am talking about none other than Berkley powerbait & Berkley gulp alive. These two baits by Berkley is 97% more effective + I do catch 98% more trout with Berkley powerbait & Berkley gulp alive. Ever since that they came out with these two baits I will not use nothing else. I have more success with these two baits than anything else at all when it comes to trout fishing. With me it's Berkley an gulp alive or it's nothing.
shawn eldridge This commercial was sponsored by: Berkley Powerbait. "We put the power in bait", and by Berkley Gulp Alive. "The bait gulped by more fishermen than any other leading brand".
my go to also use a rapala FO5 for small streams. both get constant hits but the powerbait tends to be eaten off hook(guess I should use a treble hook.
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I sometimes fish the artificial fly on a spinning rod using a technique we call the 'bubble n' flea'. Tie a bubble float to the very end of the line. From about two or three feet above this tie the flies to very short droppers. Cast the tackle out and let it float down in the current. You can even jiggle the flies around or make them dance on the surface if you want. Works great in fast moving trout streams. :D
Sounds like a great way to fish,will try it
Good luck!
TheRocktalk This is a common thing to do here in Sweden, they used to do this alot here.
TheRocktalk they sell that set up where i get my lures called "pistol pete"
I've been doing that all spring/summer this year for bluegill and crappie. Slays em.
I also like to Carolina rig streamers. Tie on the streamer using a loop knot. Put a tiny (I like Spro) swivel about 18 inches (45cm) above the streamer then use a 1/8oz bullet weight (depending on current and depth) above the swivel. You can leave the weight free sliding or peg it. Free sliding can impart more action sometimes but it's more or less if you forget to peg it. Then to mimic the stripping action of a fly rod, just twist at the waist using the rod to pull the streamer along for the desired stripping length then reel in the slack when you go to twist again. Or you could just use a steady retrieve.
I've also started using tungsten bullet weights for this technique considering tungsten offers more density in a smaller profile. It just makes for a cleaner presentation, in my opinion. And on a spinning setup, even an ultra light, you can toss almost any size streamer pattern.
Lurher Jenson 1" Super Duper lure. I have fished over 65 years and this lure has caught trout in every state fron south to north west. Overall it has always worked,lots of colors gold, silver , rainbow, red/white have been best.
I'm 75 and have also fished for 65+ years. When young and poor
all I could afford was a red and white daredevil for 25 cents!
Caught a lot of fish on that simple lure. Have caught fish in rivers and lakes with super dupers a great lure.
Best is your hands if you ask me! Have caught big rainbows in small creeks with my hands. Great video Robbie!!
We call than in line spinners at home. (USA) I’ve always had the best luck in rivers using a panther Martin (vibric) inline lure in yellow/chartreuse with a line of red dots, and the hair on the treble hook. Blade sizes from 0 to 3 using 2# test and a nine foot fly rod rigged with a 1000 series Shimano spinning reel. Hard to use in tight places if you can’t wade the creek/river though. Deadly on everything in the river. Maybe not carp though, but we use arrows on them.
Mate i really appreciate this. I think this was my request and the funny thing is, i was up Dargo camping for the last 4 days, chasing Trout, no good. lol. Wrong rod, line and lure. Now i know mate. Thanks again. ATB Moose
Howdy! Just wanted to let you know that I absolutely love your videos! I'm from Wisconsin in the US and just started fishing some of our excellent natural trout streams this year. I have learned a lot from your videos and they have been super helpful for a beginning trout fisherman. I currently fish a lot of inline spinners but after watching this I definitely want to try out some other lures. I really like how you speak from experience but also note that there are many other methods that work this is just what works for you. Very humble and not condescending in the slightest. Thank you so much for the great videos!
Mike Brenner Hi mate thank you so much for your super kind words.
That took a lot of courage to say on global platform that Fly is a lure. Dead set legend thanks for sharing your in depth thoughts and experience it's much valued and appreciated.👍
Thabk you so much mate.
First off I loved the video, but simply couldn't see the lures you were showing us, way to much hand movement when handling the lures as they are so small. Might be best if you could hold and zoom in on the lures etc. so we can pause and get a proper look. am not sure how old this video is so you might not see this comment.
Robbie, since looking at your videos mate, I have gotten more pig of a trout catches with Tassies than any other lure right now. Cheers!
Mark Ursich Hey Mark that's awesome. Well done.
loving your vids Robbie, just started small stream trout fishing in a small stream near where I live (North Wales) caught my 1st 2 brownies on small Acme thunderbolt spoon on very first outing, hooked and lost a few more . I have caught over 100 trout on small spoons 2-3 over the summer , I have only caught 2 on bladed spinners and a few more on plaastics and minnows , maybee its a confidence thing or that on pressurised streams I fish, I've yet to see anyone else chucking a spoon .
Super vibrax always catches fish for me best lure in the biz.
Mate what were the 2 soft plastics, I couldn’t catch their names? Great channel, I’m just getting into fishing and your knowledge is a gold mine to me.
Thanks mate. I just had a look. WOW, that audio was terrible. These says I would re-shoot that video. LOL They ate Strike Tiger soft plastics mate.
panther martin here is the best lure for trout here
Couldn't agree more I love them best spinners ever bar none
@@rodgeorge7244 bluefox
Or so your wallet is lead to believe 😅
Tasmanian devil lures go hard here in NZ! Caught Rainbow on the Pink Panther, Xmas Tree in Green and the Rasta and are my best colours. The Aussie lure became NZ s finest spinner in my opinion.
Pink Panther is a very popular colour here in our lakes too.
Streams I stick to mepps aglias and daredevil spoons when not using a fly rod. Triple teasers or flatfish for lakes.
In Canada apparently the spoon is the most commonly used and most successful.
Overall, I think bladed spinner, spoon, and soft plastics are the way to go with trout in particular.
I have a little bladed spinner than is green, has a red head, and it catches trout easily east of Bendemere.
And then in the peel river I tend to use my own homemade spoon lure for catching Yellowbelly and Cod.
I find lures that throw out reflections catch the most fish.
I don't even waste my time much anymore with throwing on my diving lures and lipless crankbait lures, since they never really caught anything.
I read a funny article that said a lot of lures are designed to catch fishermen, and not fish. I think there is sadly a little truth to it, I think a lure company has to keep selling their product, so they kind of have to partake in behaviour a bit similar to those infomercial people, where they always have to convince you some new feature the lure has is what you need.
My natural Yabby lure never caught anything, until I wrapped bright orange tape around it's body, lol.
I stopped buying lures mostly. I found the most important thing when fishing is a basic and effective lure, combined with a good spot, combined with making sure I am not too visible to the fish.
Generally I find more still spots in the river, especially if there is shade, they nearly always have fish.
I am at the point where each trip to the river, I nearly always catch a Yellowbelly.
It's a shame I can't find a common Redfin spot however, I used to catch them as a kid, and they were super fun. It's good to have a change in the species caught. Plus you can keep as many Redfin as you want.
Hey You! I enjoyed this video
Always found Len Thompson 5 of Diamond (Yellow & Red)spoon, Mepps Spinners, Panther Martin Spinners, WonderLure Thunderbolt / Florescence orange hammered nickle spoon, and the Crocodile spoons tended to work the best for me for trout up here in Canada.
Hey Bob that's awesome. I have not heard if most if them. Perhaps because they are not available here in Australia?
Thanks so much for watching.
how do u set up the line for spinners/spoons? is tying a swivel directly on lure ok?
put a swivel in front of it by a little ways, or directly on to it. then it wont twist your line.
I have found using a leader and no swivel at all inproves your chances of catching
I run all trout lures (spinners/plastics) no swivel tied straight on. Yes it does twist the line some and after awhile and a few hard fighting fish you might have to cut a little line off to ensure new unstretched line
Never use swivels
the mask wrestler So what do you use instead? A leader?
every area is different and every body of water in that area is different. I have a lake where it has to be a solid pink rooster tail spinner, and another lake it has to be the frog coloured rooster tail. and then, one of the biggest trout I have caught was on a mepps black fury with the red dots. and for spoons, my favourite has become the little cleo spoons in watermelon for rainbow trout, yellow with red spots for bull trout, and the gold/orange caught me a beauty brown trout.
Lovely vid mate hopefully I'll catch a trout now
some very awesome tips and will help new trout anglers (Me)
Hi Robbie. Thanks for all your videos. Great stuff. Just getting back into the trout after nearly 30 yrs lay-off. Can't believe the changes in technology. My 8yr old son and I have been watching lots of your videos to get on the right track. Now to get out and give it a go!
Cheers Glenn & Tom
Glenn Short Hey mate thankyou so much for your kind words. Good luck on the water. I hope you and your young bloke catch heaps of fish mate.
I like using small little Cleo's and kastmasters for small trout and bigger ones for steelies and bigger trout and salmon
Good stuff Robbie loved it all👍👍👍
I like superdoopers for trout work very well with a light rod and line
Hey robbie I was wondering I'm using rapalas a lot for trout I was wondering what's the best rapala to catch bigger fish
Probably a mini rainbow if you are going for trout
Blue Fox is the best spinner hands down. For salmon and steel head
Robbie, mate, what microphone do you use with the GoPro you got? Love watching some of your older stuff.
Great video man I will definitely use these lures 👍
What size spinner would you use for a small stream catching 10 inch brook trout
Awesome video! Thank you brother👍
great video mate. very helpful tips
i like the roostertail it's funny some days they hit silver blade some days they take the gold blade u should have both colors in your tackle box
I never go anywhere without a black rooster tail. best spinner ever. works on many different species.
yeah that's so true
Cheers Mate !
FLATFISH ... flatfish are fantastic lures for trout. Trolling a flatfish nice and slow works great. (Those Wild Bite(?) minnows sound very similar). I've been catching browns and rainbows on my silver, gold and orange flatfish here in Maine (and they work great for bass, too) - esp. the "bleeding frog" colored ones.
Difficult to troll for trout when fishing in a stream/creek/ brook that’s only 6feet wide🤣🤣🤣
You know, I use Blue Fox's minnow spin on south holston here in my hometown in Tennessee, you should do a review, love the videos.
Thanks for the info ROBBIE!
Great video, Robbie!
Instead of tying the minnow lures with loop knots, what are your thoughts on adding split rings and tying direct?
Hey mate that should work well. Snap swivels work well too. I just prefer loop knots.
Basically, the smaller the minnow the less water it displaces, meaning the more important it is to use a loop knot.
@@robbiefishing Thanks, I understand the concept.. not a fan of snap swivels on the minnows as the clip is usually an irregular shape which can effect swim pattern. I use large baits for big game fish in saltwater with the split ring method as it's stronger than a loop knot but, am just getting into finesse fishing with my ultralight set up and was curious if the light weight of the minnow lures would be effected by the split ring? Do you think the split ring method would interfere with the lure action too much and think the loop is superior for this application or do you think there would be much variance?
closeups on the lures would be nice.
Panther Martins are the best inline spinner made.
Bluefox
very helpful, thanks mate.
Thanks for this video! What size rod/reel would you recommend for trout fishing? I'm new to fishing and mainly would like to fish for trout. Thanks!
1000 or 2500 size reel and a 1-2kg rod buddy.
Great video sir. My go-to is the classic Panther Martin. I have yet to try the Blue Fox. Might have to pick some up! Thanks for the tip! If you ever make it the the U.S. (I assume you live in Australia), I highly recommend the Upper Midwest. Lots of streams and rivers. That is where I live and fish and make all my videos.
Blue fox super vibrax is the best of all of the large manufactured lures
Robbie have you ever heard of dapping dry flies on spin gear? Basically it is used on backwaters in creeks and rivers.
Hey mate I caught a few trout doing that with glowbugs years ago. It certainly does work but it is hard to cast them to any distance!
Nice video would have been nice if we could see them up close
bloody great mate
Oh, what about spoons? I love them the most.
Cleo...all the way
Daiwa double clutch for lakes my favourite go to.
I've heard good things about them. I don't even know if they were around when I filmed this video. Haha
hey robbie could you make another Redfin fishing video? Ive watched them all and they help me out heaps, cheers :)
Panther Martin's and Kastmaster spoons all the way ✊✊✊
No
We take old spoons polish them bend them a little and cut a little hole for a swivel, deadly for trolling artic char.
Have you had the chance to come to the northwestern part of the U.S. and do any trout fishing?
Nope. I dream of it.
Hey Robbie have you tried a Berkeley's atomic teaser they work really good on trout I caught a lot big trout over 2lbs to 4lbs on them look for them and try them if you haven't yet
Thanks mate. I will have to try them.
You should check out New Zealand Anglers they have all sorts of spin lures that work very well
G'day Robbie, i know it doesn't relate to the video but what is the best red fin lure that you recommend. loved the video mate
Hey buddy, it depends on the sort of water you are fishing. I LOVE the strike tiger 1 inch nymph in "Orange Spawn" colour, it is dynamite on redfin. If you're after a bladed spinner it is hard to go past a Blue Fox super vibrax in bright colours.
robbiefishing cheers mate lovin the content keep it up
Good end to a stressful weekend
kastmasters and kwickfish are good as well.
I second the Kastmasters
Trout fishing newbie here, do trout like spinnerbaits? Because I’ve heard that they do. (But that might not be true due to my source being my twelve year old neighbor)
Fishgrub spinners from eBay are great and are cost friendly.
steel salad Thanks for the great too mate.
Were do u get your plastics Robbie / Great video to mate
Strike tiger soft plastics can be got from here www.striketiger.com.au/
Fire ball salmon eggs wok well for me, hopefully I can get lures but fire balls work fine
i need some help please:) every time i go trout fishing at waioeka river in opotiki NZ, i rarely hook up. i am new to trout fishing and would like to get into it, but i am struggling to catch much. i spin and often use normal rooster spinners, also rapalas and spoons.
just writing this to see if anyone has any suggestion of what time of the year is the best and what colours and bait/spinners is should be using thanks a lot
Do you know any good trout fishing spots around bright/beachworth
Hey mate, the upper Ovens River upstream of Bright has a decent number of trout in it mate...well worth fishing!
robbiefishing thanks for that advice mate I'm going there in a few weeks
Rapala countdown😎💪🎣
I love using Kastmasters.
thanks robbie
Do You do any yellowbelly fishing?
Yep.
I tried fishing for trout with bass stuff because I'm new to fishing I got my first rid and tackle box for Christmas thus year. And I got a bunch of bass stuff but there are no bass near me. Anyone have any ideas on how I can use this stuff to catch some trout
Try some fly bait or spinner
try ANRES Palm's Alexandra, best wobbler for stream trout..
Nice
G'day Robbie
for all trouts ? :)
Hey mate, the lures I have mentioned here are more so popular in rivers and creeks.
robbiefishing ty sir , bless u
Good information Robbie, but with more and more anglers using these soft plastic lures, what happens to the pieces of the plastic that are torn off the lure? Are our waterways being polluted with just another type of plastic?? There is a concerted effort around the world to rid our waterways of plastic pollution and here are you and your fellow angling gurus, advocating the continued use of plastic!! 🤷♂️ I’m 69 yo and have been a keen angler since catching my first fish at the age of four and a half. I have two of these ‘paddle tail’ soft plastic lures in my kit, both of them found by the water and I’m reluctant to use them.
I don’t knows what would happen to a fish if it should bite off and swallow a piece of one. Cheer Tony.
if you haved zoomed in on the lure we haved seen it to
In the U.S. they are called in line spinners
Could you do one for Murray cod please
Hey mate I have a Murray cod video ready and about to start uploaning now. Should be ready ti view by the morning.
You should come to Kenny res Bendigo vic and try and catch some reddys and trout
Thanks heaps buddy. I have been to Kenny res but not fishing. I am hoping to get over there this winter.
try jake's spin-a-lure
I used fireball salmon eggs and my friend and I cought 30 rainbows in 2 hours
Your missing out on Dynamic Lures! Especially the HD Trout
Never heard of them sorry.
Can you name the 4 different luers for me. I had a hard time hearing the names. Thanks bud.
Rapala floating, Blue Fox Super Vibrax/ Rooster tail (black and brown are generally your best bet), plastics combined with 1/8th and 1/16th ounce Jig heads (1" or 2" bodies, curly tail grubs work best in my experience), and flies are the door he listed. I concur, other then the flies but only because fly fishing is a whole other world/expense. You can fish flies without actually getting all the fly fishing gear but not all that effectively, so why bother?
gold vibrex number 3 kills them here in ny.
yup
Mepps lightning possibly the best ever. No longer made sadly enough.
Elmer Hinkley lures are also deadly trout lures.
You has to put a Pictures of lure on the video.I can’t see them well!!!!
Hi mate, thank you for the feedback. This video is a few years old now. Thankfully my filming skills have improved since I filmed this. I may film a new similar video to this soon, probably during winter. Based on your feedback, so thank you.
Lol I put on subtitles to see what your were saying but they couldn't even tell
What language do you speak?
Well I brought a bule fox and lost it in a snag no fish
It is much more important to actually know how to fish-most people do not.
U mostly want deep water for a spinner
Hello from Chile, Can you write the names of each lure and their weight please?
I don't fish in Australia, lures are regional, flies
Wow Robbie you got 1.2 k likes on this video
I got 151 subs
Thats so awesome mate, well done buddy.
@@robbiefishing thx legend
I made a cooking vid cna ya have a look
robbie Alexander can you take me and my dad fishing
Hey buddy one day it just might happen. Where abouts do you live?
When I do my trout fishing I only use the best baits there is & out fishes every other bait there is today on the market. YES I am talking about none other than Berkley powerbait & Berkley gulp alive. These two baits by Berkley is 97% more effective + I do catch 98% more trout with Berkley powerbait & Berkley gulp alive. Ever since that they came out with these two baits I will not use nothing else. I have more success with these two baits than anything else at all when it comes to trout fishing. With me it's Berkley an gulp alive or it's nothing.
shawn eldridge This commercial was sponsored by: Berkley Powerbait. "We put the power in bait", and by Berkley Gulp Alive. "The bait gulped by more fishermen than any other leading brand".
Power bait sucks of native trout, and you cant cover near as much trout on bait as a lure.
My dad caught 60 trout in 2 hours (all native) and his friend caught 100 in 3 hours (native). Fishing freshly stocked water is cheating
Best thing for large trout is Nightcrawlers 12in off the bottom
am I the one person here who just uses some powerbait and leaves the line out
my go to also use a rapala FO5 for small streams. both get constant hits but the powerbait tends to be eaten off hook(guess I should use a treble hook.
It said blooded spinners
I couldn't see the lures , you're talking about, so I couldn't give you.
Hi my name is chicken
That's a strange name.
Can't really see it.