Trout Fishing in Pa what should i use?

The title says it all- im starting to trout fish In PA in lakes not steams(i don't fly fish). And i have no clue wat to use

rapala's, smithwick's, rebel minoow's, flutter spoons, daredevil cop-e-cat spoons, mepps spinners, mepps syclops spoon,

Trout Fishing Flies

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Trout Fishing Flies

Forget The Recession, Lets Go Fishing

Here's my top 5 Western States, spring "Bait Fishing holes" for Trout.

I'm not a fancy fly fisherman; I've tried it and just can't get the knack. I like to sit, relax and enjoy the surroundings while I fish. I also like to keep and eat what I catch.

I based my top spots on these factors; great fishing, great views and the ease of getting there.

So here goes;

Owyhee River.

Spring Fishing (before April), on the Owyhee River, in Southern Oregon is fantastic. This 10-mile stretch of river below the Owyhee Dam is just 30 miles from my home in Ontario, Oregon, or about 80 miles out of Boise. So here's a little local knowledge.

You may be saying, "This is a famous Fly Fishing spot"? Yes it is a favorite "Trophy Brown Trout" haunt for Fly Fishermen, but here's a little known secret, it is also open to "Bait Fishermen" and a skilled fisherman with bait can land more of these big Browns than the fly fishermen.

 This river has a rustic beauty all it's own, especially in early spring when the sparkling white snow still clinging to the valleys and hillsides. The river is low and slow this time of year and you can easily see the monster Browns rising for the bugs floating on the surface. There are hundreds of these Browns in every hole. You can easily catch a huge Brown Trout here, ranging from 2 lbs to 20 lbs and Rainbows 20 inches up.

Be advised you must immediately return the huge Browns to the river, but you can keep and eat any Rainbow Trout or Bass you catch. This is why there are so many monster Browns in these holes, they never leave the river; they just get bigger and smarter.

Legal "Bait Fishing" is allowed here, but you must have a thick skin, as you will get looks from the purest (Fly Guys) as they pass.  This river is very clean and free of the Lead Poisons prevalent throughout the Western Rivers, so you can safely eat the red meated Rainbows and the occasional Bass.

You can easily drive in and camp, right beside the river, free of charge. Be sure to pack out all you bring in and keep it clean. Just set up your chairs and do some relaxing "Bait Fishing" or you can put on your waders and chase the Browns up and down the river. Wading is simple along this shallow easily accessible river.

Bring your four-wheeler or canoe and easily traverse the long winding riverbanks. Make sure you pack a lunch and have plenty of bait, as the nearest store is 10 to 15 miles away.

Tip; try a Night Crawler and Split Shot, drifted in the current.

Horsethief Reservoir:

 In late spring try Horsethief Reservoir, just 10 miles above Cascade, Idaho.

This little lake is my favorite spot, spring, summer or fall. In the springtime, (Late April) right after "Ice-Off", the trout fishing is amazing. You can limit out in a hour with catch-able Rainbows from 8 to 14 inches, with the occasional 20 incher.

But that's not all, let me tell you a true story; In the early summer my friend, Scotty, and I, went to Horsethief for a day trip, traveling out of Cascade, where I was living. We set up right beside the Dam, our usual spot.

While lounging on a grassy bank, beside the pristine clear blue water lake, I was looking out at the tree lined far shoreline. Suddenly, a rush of waves and a dark blur in the water at my feet startled me. It took me a few minutes for me to realize that it was an Otter, rushing in to steal my stringer of fish. Sure enough the Otter had swiftly rushed in and stole my metal stringer and the five Rainbows caught that morning.

After calming down, I looked out across the lake and to my amazement, not 50 yards out, was an entire family of Otters frolicking and happily munching on our mornings catch. I've always wondered, "Was it legal to catch another five fish"?

A little later on, my friend Scotty was busy chasing a wild ring necked duck away from his tackle box, the duck kept trying to steal his bait. The ringed necked duck just wouldn't go away, he hung around all day, might have been because I tossed him tidbits every once in awhile.

We settled back down and caught a few more "Bows". I had replaced my stringer, making sure to tie it tight. I then laid back and was gazing up at a pair of Osprey's floating above us in the blue cloudless sky.

I was just slipping off for a nap when the water ten feet in front of us exploded, spraying both Scotty and me with water. An Osprey had dived into the lake, right in front of us, arose and flew away with a nice trout grasped tightly in its talons.

It was a special "wildlife day" that morning, and the experience was really unforgettable. Nature's at it's best is usually there every time I visit this wonderful lake. I've seen Deer, Elk, Moose and even a white Wolf at this high mountain retreat. This great fishing hole is easy to get to and sports many lakeside campgrounds. It has majestic scenery and the fishing is peaceful, quite and fruitful.

Tip; use Rainbow Power Bait, a small slip weight and a No.14 gold treble.

June Lake "Opening Day"

You'll find it in the High Sierras 50 Miles north of Bishop, CA.

"Opening Day" is the last Saturday in April. When I lived in Southern California, we never missed an opening day in the Sierras. We loved the excitement of the moment as thousands of California fishermen rushed to stake out their favorite holes.

June Lake is one of these opening day hotspots. It's another gorgeous high mountain lake with crystal clear water and forested banks. On "Opening Day" June Lake's Rainbows are huge, ranging from 12 to 30 inches. I've caught 6 to 8lb lunkers from shore on opening day.  

One opening weekend a group of us went up a day early to stake out our favorite spot, the park at the south end of the lake. In order to beat the crowds to this spot we slept out on the park grass next to our set up chairs. This was working out well except for the cold, April in the High Sierras brings below freezing weather at night. We were hiding down deep in our bags when the park sprinklers came on, washing us out and back to our camper to dry off and warm up. All except my son Joshua, he was sleeping in a waterproof down army mummy-bag. He slept through the entire watering and when we went back out we saw a solid sheet of ice over his entire bag, but he said he was warm inside.

That morning when the flare went off, we had our spot and began to fish. We caught several lunkers of 5 to 8 pounds. We entered them into the lakes fishing derby, but the contest winner for the day was over 10 pounds.

Tip; Try a slow retrieve with a white marshmallow on a No.12 treble with split shot.

Blue Mesa Reservoir

Near Gunnison, Colorado; at the South end under the highway bridge, in May.

May is absolutely a great time to fish this lake; if you're a shore fisherman you'll love the spot under the bridge at the Gunnison end near the rivers inlet. I've caught my limit of large Rainbows every time I've fished it in May.  Occasionally a shore fisherman ties into one of the huge Lake Trout inhabiting this lake, they can go up to 50 pounds.

My son Jeremy at 7 years old, caught a 4lb Rainbow under this bridge with a child's fishing pole, he brought it in all by himself.

In May and late summer, you can drive right up to the bridge along an access road cutting off the highway, but don't try it in June. In June the rains make the road a bog, I know, it cost me $100 to get towed out. You still can get there in June, just park off the highway and climb down the rocky side of the bridge.

Toss out green or rainbow Power-Bait next to the bridge pylons and wait. Watch your poll they hit hard.

Eleven-Mile Canyon

You'll find this canyon 70 miles west of Colorado Springs on the Upper Platte River.

This stretch of canyon is breathtaking; the river winds eleven miles up through the canyon until it ends at the Dam at Eleven Mile Reservoir.  This stretch of river is so beautiful that my wife and I have decided to have our ashes placed in these waters when we go to that fishing hole in the sky.

There is plenty of "drive in camp spots" along the river. The fish are usually smaller pan-sized Trout, but are plentiful and then there is that occasional lunker. You can also catch monster 40" pike that roam these waters.

What I like most about fishing these waters is that on a warm spring day you can hop over to one of the mammoth rocks in the river and drift a "Colorado Orange Indicator" and meal worm along the current and watch it drift for a 100 yards or until you get a strike.

When my youngest son, Jeremy, was a tot, I would tie a rope to his life vest and then around my waist. Off we would go rock hopping and fishing all day long.

All the waters in this general area are great in the spring, but if you've never visited the Platte River in Eleven Mile Canyon you're missing something special.

So forget about this recession, go fishing.

Let me know your favorite fishing "Holes" on my Blog at http://www.mysiteforsoreeyes.com 

About the Author

Bob Golden has spent 42 years working in the following trades, Structural Steel Engineering, Inventor and Auto Restoration Hobbiest and avid Fisherman.

White River Fly Fishing article

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White River Fly Fishing

Vintage Rain Beau Lines Box Old Tackle Lure Trout Bass Fly Fishing 40s 50s OLD US $27.25

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Irideus Fly Fishing Line 7wt Intermediate Sinking Clear Steelhead Trout Salmon US $18.89

Line Trout Fishing

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Line Trout Fishing

i have just started fly fishing and i am after a good intermediate line?

which make is best and where do i buy it from.....ps. i am trout fishing in sheffield, yorkshire and not salmon in canada!!!

Hi I have tried quite a few different makes of fly lines and personally I find the Cortland range very good and if you want a very good clear intermediate I would go go the 333 Pro Clear one as its a good beginner's line which is easy to cast. it comes in w/f 6,7,8 and costs around the £34.00 mark, I know its not the cheapest but I find it a very good line for small / medium sized still waters and you can buy them through most retail outlets including the mail order ones but if you shop around you can get some very good deals, I fish mainly Rutland, Grafham, Ravensthorp, and waters like Lechlade and Elinor and I don't have many problems with it including little to no line memory.
I hope you find one you like and carry on fishing oh and by the way if you ever get a chance to do some float tubing then do it as its the most fun you can have with a pair of chest waders on !!!!! especially when you catch a 2lb trout and it tows you round the lake !

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FLY FISHING LINE FL YELLOW TROUT SALMON WF 6F 100 FT US $7.99

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FLY FISHING LINE ORANGE TROUT SALMON WF 7F 100 FT US $7.99

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5 PCS FLY FISHING LEADER LINE 2X 9FT TROUT SALMON US $.99

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5 PCS FLY FISHING LEADER LINE 5X 9FT TROUT SALMON US $.99

FLY FISHING LINE FL YELLOW TROUT SALMON WF 5F 100 FT US $7.99

Orvis Battenkill Mid Arbor III 4 5 6 Fly Reel w Orvis Wonderline Trout WF6F Line US $81.00

FLY FISHING LINE FRUIT GREEN TROUT SALMON WF 8F 100 FT US $7.99

IRIDEUS Floating Fly Fishing Line 4wt 8wt 1 Pro Casting Fly Line Steelhead Trout US $19.79

NIB ORVIS Superfine Trout Wonderline Generation 3 Fly Line WF1F LIST $69 US $29.00

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Rio Trout LT Fly Line 3 WT US $20.00

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FLY FISHING LINE FL YELLOW TROUT SALMON WF 7F 100 FT US $7.99

5 PCS FLY FISHING LEADER LINE 4X 9FT TROUT SALMON US $.99

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Irideus Camo Floating None Spooking Trout Fly fishing line Tip Fly Leader 15ft US $8.89

Fly Fishing, Beginners Guide to the Types of Fishing Flies

In fly fishing, flies are generally divided into four types of artificial flies. (Flies are also called lures in some countries.) 

They are:

1       Dry flies

2 Wet flies

3 Nymphs

4 Streamers

The categories of flies can cross into each other.  There are no real strict guidelines for classifying the flies as depending on the countries, traditions of terminology.  (Some anglers also classify emerges as another category of flies. These sit partially underneath the surface and partially on top of the water, imitating things like newly emerging mayflies.)

Dry flies sit on the top of the water.  They imitate insects sitting on the surface like mayflies, midges, caddis flies, beetles, grasshoppers, spiders and spinners to name a few types. They can be fished still, drifting with the current or wind, or fished with small twitches or rapid pulls. Using dry flies can be exhilarating experience as you can see the fish strike the fly.   Dries are used seasonally in lakes and rivers and are generally effective when fish are actively feeding on insects on top of the water.  Dry flies are normally made of light buoyant materials or are tied with hackles that help the fly sit on the water surface.  A floatant spray or gel is applied to the dry fly to make it buoyant.  A couple of false casts will also help dry it.

Wet flies as the name suggest that the fly is fished in the water, either.  The flies can imitate small baitfish, leeches, frogs, crawdad's and swimming insects.  Wets can be fished just under the surface with dead drifts, slow twitches up to fast retrieves.  Some times a take will occur as the fly is sinking.  For getting wets deep down, weighted or bead heads are effective, especially when combined with intermediate or sinking fly lines.

Nymphs are a very effective and a common world wide food source in rivers and lakes.  Nymphs can be fished on the drop, drifting, and slow to medium retrieves, either just under the surface or deep down. They imitate the underwater stage of insects like mayfly nymphs, stoneflies and damselfly nymphs. A good portion of a trout’s diet consists of nymphs in most seasons and waters. A long leader and tippet is effective for nymphing, especially in clear or over fished waters.

Streamers are bigger wet flies imitating baitfish like minnows, sculpins and bigger appetizing food.  Streamers usually work best near the bottom and are generally quickly retrieved for salmon, bigger trout and also for saltwater fish. Bigger flies like streamers, may also result in a bigger catch, although don’t be surprised when your four inch streamer lands a small twelve inch trout.  Artificial streamers can be colorful and have a mixture of assorted fly tying materials.

Dry flies, wets, nymphs and streamers are all effective in the right environment. The secret to getting the most out your fishing is to use different techniques and test all the time. Don’t be afraid to try different types of flies and patterns, especially if the fishing is slow. So no matter what country you live in and regardless of how you classify your flies, just make sure you have various types of flies to cover all fly fishing conditions and fish. Now you are ready to catch the big one!

© 2008-2009 Fly Fishing Fish

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Trout Fly Line

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Trout Fly Line

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Trout Fishing

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Trout Fishing

Methods Or Techniques Of Fly Fishing

Tenkara fishing can be classified as a traditional fly fishing technique. It was used by the Japanese to capture fish. It was mainly used to fish in small streams for trout. It is popular with fresh-water fishermen in Japan even today. This technique only requires the use of a rod and a Tenkara line. Fishing in cold water is also popular. For this fly fishing technique, special shoes or boots have to be worn. They are commonly known as waders. They enable fishermen to maintain grip and balance. Personal flotation devises also come in handy to ensure that the angler is safe. With the above fly fishing gear, a fisherman can fish comfortably. There is nothing like comfort for anglers.

Dry fly trout fishing is also a pretty common fly fishing technique. This is where a line and flies are used. They will float on water to attract the fish. This technique is suitable in small clear streams. Anglers are required to be very keen so as to lift the line as soon as there is a trout in sight. It is a pretty interesting fly fishing technique which is highly effective when all factors are just right. Still water trout fishing is also common. This kind is suitable for lakes and deep waters.

For salt water fly-fishing, there are particular techniques employed to make it a success. The heavier tackle fly fishing technique is used. There are different salt water species of fish that can be captured using this fly fishing technique. They include tuna, Dorado, striped bass, sailfish, salmon, marlin and others. There are many aspects to different techniques used in fly fishing. What is needed is to master the kind of water and environment you are in and employ a technique that will work.

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Fly Fishing Techniques Explained

There are many things to look for in a fly fishing tackle shop including fast turnaround times and of course bargain offers. And, what’s more, the fly fishing tackle shop must also have the best selection of fly fishing tackles. If you plan on visiting an online fly fishing tackle shop then check out Carlsons that though it is a British fly fishing tackle shop it can nevertheless still provide you with some very interesting online deals.

Trout Fishing Flies And More

The selection at this fly fishing tackle shop is truly extensive and you can find every last item of fly fishing tackle here. From the fly tying as well Bivvies to different trout fishing flies this is one shop that has it all. Here, you can also shop for trout flies – handheld, rods and reels and a wide assortment of fly fishing accessories including fly lines and fly boxes as well as game bags and more.

As for fly fishing rods you can shop at this fly fishing tackle shop for Grey rods, Reddington and Vision rods as too Sea rods and the entire range of specialist fly fishing rods. In addition, this fly fishing tackle shop provides you with a wide variety of options in regard to fly fishing reels that are sometimes made from aluminum or which can also be made from reinforced nylon. The list of fly fishing accessories available at Carlsons is also exhaustive and hugely impressive.

From sinkants and floatants and conditioner to strike indicators to leader, loops, backing and even fluorocarbon there is plenty to choose from. You can even shop for precision molded fly boxes and the Richard Wheatley Fly box is also readily available here.

A rod case is an essential item of fly fishing gear and this too can be purchased here at this fly fishing tackle shop. For fewer than twenty dollars you can certainly find a good quality rod case that will help protect your fly fishing rod and also help you to carry other essential items of fly fishing tackle in a secure and safe manner.

The right saltwater fly fishing tackle is vital to the success of your fly fishing endeavors. This means that you have to be well informed about what kind of tackle you should be using because the wrong tackle could mean that you might end up spending all your time with the line in the water but at the end of day you will come up empty-handed. So, learn about things such as the weight of the line, the size and strength of the rod and learn about the right fly fishing reel as well and only then head for the ocean.

Author: Ian Botham

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Fly Fishing Tackle Shop

I think the 6' 6" would be overkill for trout , but if you are fishing lake trout that might need a little more backbone and length to wear the fish down. In addition for the light action see if you can find a replacement spool for that storm reel and have it prespooled to take with you. 1 spool 2 pound and 1 spool 4 pound then you if the 2 pound proves too thin, you are ready in a heart beat, changed and back fishing in three minutes. Take both rods and have two spools for the southbend as well. Then put 6 pound and 8 pound on each spool for that one.

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Rod Reel article

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Rod Reel

When done properly, which this article will help you with, bait fishing for trout is also an art in the manner that some other fishing methods are. If you can follow all of these methods you will do fine. All of which will make you a much more efficient and effective trout angler.

Use light fishing line. When bait fishing for trout you want to use fishing line that's as light as you feel comfortable with. I personally use four pound test monofilament when bait fishing. Actually four pound test is that I use for all of my trout fishing. Six pound test is okay as well, but anything heavier than this should not be employed. You want your bait to be what the trout stay focused on, and the heavier your fishing line is the more apt the trout are to see it. I suppose you can guess what happens if the trout detect your line? Yep, they are much less apt to bite.

Use a bait bag. When bait fishing, many times that bait is live worms, and when using live worms as bait you need to have and efficient and effective way to carry said worms. The simplest way to accomplish this task is to use a bait bag. With a bait bag your worms are always at your fingertips waiting to be used and you'll never have to search for your bait again. This simple act, gives you more time with your line in the water (where the trout are) rather than out of the water while you look for your worms.

Use the right kind of hooks. Gang hooks are the most effective way to present bait while fishing. This is especially true in the case of live worms. These hooks are simply a pair of small hooks tied in tandem, which enable you to present bait in a realistic manner. Always use gang hooks when bait fishing for trout, or any other species of fish for that matter.

When it comes to bait fishing for trout, these three tips will have you much more effective. Use one or all of them on your next fishing excursion and find out for yourself just how great these tips are.

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Easy Tips For Trout Fishing

When done properly, which this article will help you with, bait fishing for trout is as much of an art form as any manner of fishing has ever been proclaimed to be. Below you will find three main points to keep in mind, all of which will make you a much more efficient and effective trout angler.

Use light fishing line. When bait fishing for trout you want to use fishing line that's as light as you feel comfortable with. I personally use four pound test monofilament when bait fishing. Actually four pound test is that I use for all of my trout fishing. Six pound test is okay as well, but anything heavier than this should not be employed. You want your bait to be what the trout stay focused on, and the heavier your fishing line is the more apt the trout are to see it. I suppose you can guess what happens if the trout detect your line? Yep, they are much less apt to bite.

Use a bait bag when you are trout fishing. When bait fishing, many times that bait is live worms, and when using live worms as bait you need to have and efficient and effective way to carry said worms. With a bait bag your worms are always at your fingertips waiting to be used and you'll never have to search for your bait again. This simple act, gives you more time with your line in the water (where the trout are) rather than out of the water while you look for your worms.

Gang hooks are the most effective way to present bait while fishing. This is especially true in the case of live worms. These hooks are simply a pair of small hooks tied in tandem, which enable you to present bait in a realistic manner. This makes a huge difference when bait fishing for trout. Of course, the more you can make your bait look natural in the water, will allow you to get the most strikes. Anything that doesn't look natural will spook the trout.

Fishing is fun and an art. When you do it right, you can have such a great time. Take these simple steps and you will soon find that you are dominating the streams.

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Three Tips For Best Trout Bait Fishing