When it comes to trout, however, float selection is key, and it’s all based around exactly where you’re fishing. The reason you’d want to use a float rig is to either suspend your bait at a ...

The spinner blade attracts fish while the brightly-colored float suspends the bait up and away from ... Pete Sucheski Long a mainstay for redfish and speckled trout anglers, the popping cork rig has ...

When fishing for trout, bluegill, sunfish and other panfish ... I recommend braided line with a long 20-pound fluorocarbon leader. The Float and Fly Rig This rig developed in the South for cold ...

Bill Parker and Danny Patrick use it when fishing conditions require precise live bait presentations to put trout, reds and others in a live well. The "float rig" is an ingenious sliding-bobber ...

A dry dropper is a two-fly rig ... fish a beadhead nymph, make sure to use a bigger dry fly that can support the added weight – think stimulator, hopper, or ant pattern, something that floats ...

The scented Berkley Trout Worms could do well on these drop shot rigs especially with Wacky rigging. The Wacky rigs can work in quieter water, even ponds. Fish them below a float, letting them ...

Fluorocarbon trout leaders are designed to ... Let’s say you’re fishing a dry dropper rig – the first fly needs to float, and the trail fly needs to sink. If you want your point fly to ...

Anglers out west in places like Oregon and Washington who say they are going float fishing are using some style of bobber for steelhead, trout or salmon. For steelhead fishing, floats come in ...

Fishermen are casting spoons and spinners and hooking trout, and working dime-sized spawn bags under a float ... maggot rigs — are working for harbor steelhead trout. Yellow perch fishing ...