How to Fish Trout Magnet (Setup, Rig, & Fish)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
  • How to fish Trout Magnet.
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Комментарии • 88

  • @Fishing4Reel
    @Fishing4Reel 2 года назад +31

    Good points with the float. And for the haters, you use what works for you. I watch fishing videos for entertainment and education/ideas for how to improve my experience fishing not to criticize.

  • @StevenG1955
    @StevenG1955 4 месяца назад +3

    I’m new to trout magnets and after watching your video I’ll give it a try. Thanks!! Good information.

  • @redmapleoutdoors1192
    @redmapleoutdoors1192 2 года назад +9

    Those weighted floats are great! Those floats and trout magnets are my go to for panfish

  • @jakecivis7402
    @jakecivis7402 Год назад +2

    When you reel up with floro stick the spool and the spooled up line in hot water let water cool off remove and the memory is reset to your spool and it works great.

    • @davidb4122
      @davidb4122 Месяц назад

      How long do you leave it in the water for

  • @earthsciteach
    @earthsciteach 4 месяца назад +1

    I love to fly fish, but there are days when I just want to go fishing and keep it simple. I pretty much exclusively use trout magnets when spin fishing for trout. They are also great for prospecting a new stream. Here's a tip: you can tie wet flies and nymphs on the jig heads.

  • @primitivewoodsman3446
    @primitivewoodsman3446 2 года назад +4

    The weighted foam bobbers really do work great!

  • @jasonrichards3373
    @jasonrichards3373 2 года назад +3

    You shared the secret!! 😛 the green/black has been my secret weapon for years. I’ve caught so many giants on this presentation. Super clutch pattern . Cheers bub!

  • @iliketoskate0001
    @iliketoskate0001 Год назад +1

    Best how to trout magnet video I've seen yet!

  • @DavidBrown-rc6bv
    @DavidBrown-rc6bv 3 месяца назад

    I really enjoyed your trout magnet video. I plan to do more trout fishing since I saw your video. Thanks for the tips!

  • @richdunn9774
    @richdunn9774 2 года назад +2

    Bobbers you can fill w water work to.

  • @cb8591
    @cb8591 5 месяцев назад

    Excellent! So much simpler than the company’s how to vids. Prettier fish, too!

  • @mattholden5521
    @mattholden5521 2 года назад +1

    Awesome video, I have a bunch of these in my tackle box and have never really tried using them.

  • @ef2967
    @ef2967 10 месяцев назад

    Best setup is spooled with braid then top shot of mono or just add a 10' leader to the braid. Saves you from changing your line out every year.

  • @Triaz357
    @Triaz357 2 года назад +1

    Awesome video! I have been using their panfish magnets on a Shakespeare micro ultralight with a 500 reel and 4# test. The bluegill in the creek closest to me are finicky lol. About the only things I have found that they like besides live red worms are the panfish magnets and Berkeley Gulp earthworms.
    I have pulled bluegill, redbreast, warmouth, rock bass and even a couple of small largemouth on those magnets. I have pretty much all budget level equipment on my ultralight and bass rod set ups, and am now looking to start upgrading my equipment. I have been really been enjoying ultralight and am looking to upgrade my ultralight setup first before my bass setups. I think I’m going to drop down to 2# test when I do.

  • @J-Rod73
    @J-Rod73 Год назад

    Awesome video! I like to use 6 poind J-Braid Grand on all my ultralights. Super smooth and sensitive.

  • @CuttySobz
    @CuttySobz 2 года назад

    Picked up a little pack at wal mart for about $1.50 :) Came with two of the jig heads and like 7 of the jigs that come with them. I went with gold jig heads and chartreuse jig combo but they had different options. Haven't used em yet but I'm most likely gonna try them to pan fish til they stock the local lake with more trout. :) God bless you all and happy fishing!!!

  • @ronschwartz9602
    @ronschwartz9602 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for a great video with easy to follow tips that really work well!

  • @jkane1341
    @jkane1341 2 года назад

    Been slaying em on the crappie magnet through the ice, 5 species this year on it.

  • @justinwilliams9452
    @justinwilliams9452 2 года назад

    Been fishing since b4 i can remember stopped around 12 to 18 had nobody to go with was heading down the wrong path living in the fast lane , randomly on a road trip from PA to NJ crossing the Tulpehochan creek in berks county PA i mentioned man i miss fishing i think it starts tomorrow and unks out of nowhere said u got money let's go to walmart on the way home n gear up and go out tomorrow. Props to trout magnet and the sexy ass S.O.S 2lb line started using the brown one right away. Now i tie lil bodies and maribou or bucktails on the heads i catch 50 more fish than the rubber

  • @TheNewMediaoftheDawn
    @TheNewMediaoftheDawn Год назад +6

    Hahaha, you guys who don’t like my float can k- my @$s, best internet comment today, tight lines!

  • @alan_whoneedstiedye
    @alan_whoneedstiedye 3 месяца назад

    Thanks. Great fishing.

  • @kirkperi2902
    @kirkperi2902 5 месяцев назад

    Great video man. Great stuff. Let’s go

  • @arge676
    @arge676 Год назад +1

    New Sub here! Is there anyway possible you can make a video of your fishing backpack setup? I am a new bank fishermen and it looks like you have a great setup with everything in hands reach!

  • @richardfleming4850
    @richardfleming4850 2 года назад

    Good luck with this. Love the new name and logo.

  • @mattgauthier7216
    @mattgauthier7216 2 года назад +1

    They make mini magmets too. Super tiny.

  • @machbaby
    @machbaby Год назад

    Thanks, bud. Very informative.

  • @travishaskell6897
    @travishaskell6897 2 года назад +1

    I never had much luck with them...but I may have given up on them too quickly

  • @cerebraltackle
    @cerebraltackle Год назад

    Fluorocarbon (in my opinion) is far superior due to its lack of visibility. However, it is hard to mend due to the fact it absorbs water. Using a hybrid line such as a Fluorocarbon coated mono...any perceived benefits are imagined. I do take extra steps to keep my line managed on a spinning reel. I recently did a video on spooling a spinning reel with Fluorocarbon. I cinch it down several times through the spooling process. I also use Blakemore Reel Magic. To me, using Fluorocarbon on a spinning reel might take a little extra care, but it's well worth it.

    • @jackramos7123
      @jackramos7123 Год назад

      Flourocarbon isn't actually invisible. Watch some mono vs flouro comparisons on youtube, it's a bit of a scam.

    • @cerebraltackle
      @cerebraltackle Год назад

      @@jackramos7123 Not at all. It would be hard to be more wrong. Those comparisons you're talking about - 1) aren't scientific and 2) are rigged. I've seen them. Do you know what they're actually using? They're using Fluorocarbon coated mono...do you know what this does? This actually creates a fiber optic effect under the water, making it more viable. Don't believe "tests" that have something to gain by the "result".

    • @GLOCKCOPG23
      @GLOCKCOPG23 6 месяцев назад

      @@jackramos7123You are right. Flouro is only slightly more abrasion resistant than mono, not invisible, and wants to balloon off the spool (even with proper spooling technique) way more than mono. Flouro is a pain in the ass on ultralight spinning reels. Mono only for me.

  • @kathylewis7543
    @kathylewis7543 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for your great broad cast! I'm in upstate NY I can't seem to find what size they need to be to keep. Are yours pink meat or stream white meat? Also what size hook are you using? I'm pretty new self taught with the help of you guys but never caught trout! I caught bass, Rick bass, grappie, blue gill and I wish I could get a boat glass lake has amazing size pumpkin seed that are huge and sweet from what I hear!

  • @mikeherman6434
    @mikeherman6434 2 года назад

    I have JT rod excellent rod great for everything

  • @stevescott9994
    @stevescott9994 2 года назад +1

    When using a float, are you leaving enough line to allow the magnet to skip bottom, or should it be more in middle of the water column?

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  2 года назад +1

      You have to kind of find the sweet spot. If it’s too much line you you’ll get snagged all the time. The good thing about those floats is they are easily adjusted. I like to keep mine near bottom

  • @oldtireman4665
    @oldtireman4665 2 года назад

    What’s wrong with using the trout magnet floats? I use them for everything including the Berkeley Trout Worms. Lighter so a more delicate presentation on smaller streams. If there’s room, I like a longer rod. Been using a 9’ Fenwick steelhead rod for some years now rated for 2-6 lb line. A Shimano CI4+ 1000 series with 4 lb P-Clear line and a flurocarbon leader. It’s a deadly rig in Western Pennsylvania.

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  2 года назад

      Nothing at all. I like the weighted floats to help with casting. Especially in ponds.

    • @oldtireman4665
      @oldtireman4665 2 года назад +1

      @@mainetroutwhisperer Do they come in smaller sizes? I don’t think I need anything quite that large. Where’s the best source? Looks like you mostly drift downstream. How about casting upstream, then let it drift to you and then let it go downstream? Some pools I can get 100’ although it can get tedious if water flow is down as it is now around here. I will sometimes tip the jig with a wax worm especially in lakes. Looks like Maine puts in some damn nice brookies! Count your blessings. I get mostly rainbows and some browns from PA Fish & Boat. Private clubs put some brooks in but nothing close to that!

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  2 года назад

      @@oldtireman4665 yes they make smaller ones. I used the 1” here because that’s what I use the most. It can handle a smaller jig with some split shot.

    • @takisasim6199
      @takisasim6199 4 месяца назад

      Does Bass Pro Shop have the floaters and the worms?

  • @louisoctaviojr6876
    @louisoctaviojr6876 3 месяца назад

    Nice video. Thx

  • @Utah_Mike
    @Utah_Mike 2 года назад +1

    🎣 When will the ice show up?

  • @mikezluv4muzik
    @mikezluv4muzik Месяц назад

    Is this the Madison River?

  • @richardogden5166
    @richardogden5166 4 месяца назад

    Did not notice you using a leeder on this trout magnet ( setup, rig, & fish ) video. Yes or No ?

  • @kiwi_comanche
    @kiwi_comanche 2 года назад

    Currently waiting on a set coming. The River Bann won't know what hit it. Hopefully 🤣

  • @manko717
    @manko717 7 месяцев назад

    We catch Crappie with the bobber set up

  • @Wrangler98
    @Wrangler98 2 года назад

    Hell ya! Good haul

  • @sharmsarts3234
    @sharmsarts3234 Год назад

    What sort of knot are you using to direct tie to the trout magnet? I’ve heard certain knots keep it from doing its “natural movement”

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  Год назад

      Clinch knot usually but you can use the loop or streamer loop knot so it moves more freely

  • @stephenschoenberger5087
    @stephenschoenberger5087 2 года назад

    Cool vid, I like them but have some of worst hooks, super cheap

  • @wallacerotternaut
    @wallacerotternaut 2 года назад

    Great video! Is that the Saco?

  • @11bayrat
    @11bayrat 2 года назад

    Help?? When I fish it with out the bobber it gets covered with algae or weed.very annoying!! Help??

  • @louissandoval5577
    @louissandoval5577 2 года назад

    Great video! I’m out in CA and looking for a new rod and the JT pan handler looks awesome. Is it a two piece rod?

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  2 года назад +3

      It’s a 1pc. It’s awesome. You wouldn’t regret it. I love my 7ft. I wish they made an 8’

  • @yaradbey552
    @yaradbey552 Год назад

    Yesssir

  • @joesmith-or3wx
    @joesmith-or3wx 2 года назад +1

    Please always tell names of pole.

  • @joeledwards8189
    @joeledwards8189 Год назад

    So spring and fall what are you using late spring though the summer?

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  Год назад +1

      Once the water warms up more and fish are more active I’ll use spoons, spinners, crankbaits with a spin rod. I generally don’t fish for them in the summer as the water temps get to high.

    • @davidarwood6264
      @davidarwood6264 Год назад

      Red trout magnets work better in the fall. North or Southern US.

  • @_Lt__Dan_
    @_Lt__Dan_ 2 года назад

    hmm i can cast a trout magnet with my daiwa BFS reel

  • @chevysevery3461
    @chevysevery3461 2 года назад

    Have you had any luck jigging them ice fishing?

  • @ShawnDavenport-mr3tc
    @ShawnDavenport-mr3tc Год назад

    Nice

  • @johnmach4985
    @johnmach4985 2 года назад +1

    I know you don't need it, but do you ever add scent to the Trout Magnet? If so, does it increase the bite ratio?

    • @mainetroutwhisperer
      @mainetroutwhisperer  2 года назад

      Never tried it

    • @OdinsChosen208
      @OdinsChosen208 2 года назад

      no it doesn't really do anything, the trout magnets action is what provokes the bite, trout are predatory fish
      i use 4lb test with nothing but the trout magnet then I jig my pole up and down, you know your doing it right when your line makes a nice even wave
      at that point im just looking for the line to go straight to set the hook because as soon as you feel the hit its to late sometimes and they spit the hook

    • @stevenslager2323
      @stevenslager2323 Год назад

      I like a small night crawler on the hook

  • @iliketoskate0001
    @iliketoskate0001 Год назад

    If I'm using an ultra light rod and reel spooled with 2lb test mono do I need a leader?

  • @rogergagne1026
    @rogergagne1026 Год назад

    As always great educational video . thanks for the tips

  • @CuttySobz
    @CuttySobz 2 года назад

    Was that a black crappie at 8:05? Caught on same lure??

  • @buLLetproofJBE
    @buLLetproofJBE Год назад

    Do browns go after these?

  • @adamlogan384
    @adamlogan384 2 года назад

    What type was the trout you caught at 7:30?

  • @michaelapanasewicz9967
    @michaelapanasewicz9967 Год назад

    Very informative video but don't that type of float nick or kink your line

  • @adventureswithfrodo2721
    @adventureswithfrodo2721 Год назад

    These are a 1/64 oz so doubt you can cast it.

    • @davidarwood6264
      @davidarwood6264 Год назад

      You definitely can with the right or correct setup. This is ultralight fishing. It's what whole video is about.

    • @GLOCKCOPG23
      @GLOCKCOPG23 6 месяцев назад +2

      You “doubt you can cast 1/64th”? I’m pretty sure he was casting them the whole damn video. 😂

  • @robaldridge6505
    @robaldridge6505 Месяц назад

    crappie is pronounced 'craw-pee' not crappy

  • @herzoggreg1
    @herzoggreg1 Год назад +1

    Croppie, not crappy.