Not for fly fishermen

[DeerMadness]

Northland Tackle has these. Some lakes green is good but I like the Shrimp color shown by my pic here. I use 1/0 for big trout and #2 for smaller ones. Pinch or file barb if you want to release your catch.
Goldens, Rainbows and Cutthroat. Use a 1/4 oz or bigger if you need sliding sinker then a swivel and use 14" to 20" length of 4lb test to the lure.
I use 1/2 nightcrawler with enough hanging off to wiggle . I swear by these.

 

[DeerHunter53]

where do you get them Bass Pro Shops? and how do you fish them, jig them or cast and retrieve?

 

[DeerMadness]

LAST EDITED ON Jun-12-19 AT 12:29PM (MST)[p]Northland Tackle online but Walmart and Bass Pro carry them. You can jig them a little, cast and sit or drift.

 

[DeerMadness]

I will be using them on 12 or 13 lakes from 8500' to 10,500' elevation in July and August.

 

[eelgrass]

Good thing you told us about that. I would have never guessed. They look like a crappie jig. But most of my trout fishing is in streams.

 

[DeerMadness]

I guess I forgot to mention they float. I do swear by them at high lakes.

 

[MT_55]

Used to be called a Phelps floater.. Now they are named Gum Drop under the Northland Tackle brand.

I use them for walleye fishing behind a 5' snell and they work very well! However, the hook is a little bendy so if you bust into a 15lb fish of some sort you can certain straighten the thing out!

 

[Gator]

Where do you light the fuse.

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