| #1  07-12-2005, 04:55 AM | |||
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| newbie to stream fishing hi there...i'm used to fishing small/medium sized lakes for bass and trout. i was wondering what tips u have for me b/c i just went fishing to a nearby and had no luck. i wasn't fly fishing .. just using a regular salt injected tube. just looking for some tips on lures to use, stream hot spots (in the current, near the shore, etc), whether i should be fly fishing, or any things u can add to hlep me on my next day out. greatly appreciated!!     |
| #2 07-15-2005, 06:11 PM | |||
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| Re: newbie to stream fishing I fish the same type of enviroments here in CT. I have found that I get my best luck with nightcrawlers. I plan on trying corn this weekend, I heard it may work good on trout and sunfish. There are many lures such as Rappallas and the generic ones that wal*mart sells that claim to work on all game fish. I have 3 Wammy Tail Spinners to try to see how they work. I will try to get back with some results.  |
| #3 07-24-2005, 04:11 PM | ||||
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| Re: newbie to stream fishing Try small spinners (Mepp's, BlueFox ect.) tipped with a garden worm. Also drifting small worms or minnows under fallen trees or undercut banks will pay off. Just a small hook and enough spit shot to get the bait to the bottom than let the current move it for you. Good Luck |
