How To Fish TROUT MAGNETS In Lakes & Ponds (CHEAP & EASY!!)

[@AddictedFishing]

Who uses magnets?! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ Watch more trout fishing tips here: kzbin.info/aero/PLlig7tUTrWvaKdCbd8Omfhj7IxuePwqID

[@andygolfr]

Crappie magnet works great too

[@BigDaddysPlati]

I’ve tried but no luck really for me.

[@krisbarrow933]

Marlin would love to some trout fishing with you

[@matruthn.m.bassin]

✋

[@troutmiester7441]

If you want to catch a bunch of stickies, no better lure than the magnet!

[@stoicspawn3936]

Just started fishing, bought a lifetime collection from an old man. Been watching your videos a few times & caught 4 big rainbow trout my first 2 times ever! Was only out there for about an hour every time as it's been so hot here in BC. I'm going for bull trout next week. Greetings from the Canadian Rockies.

[@austinwaters7977]

My favorite thing in the world. a bobber going down, nothing beats that

[@luv8440]

Austin Waters being handed million dollars

[@mariodelacruz7968]

I like when the bobber starts to get taken to the side like jaws. One day I was fishing Storrie lake in Las Vegas , NM. And I didn't see or feel a bite but I saw my bobber going across the water. man that fish was getting speed.

[@vega21]

Calm waters on the pond, line is flat on the surface slowly moving with the water and then the line starts to straighten out, 30 feet away a giant trout jumps in the air with your powerbait in his mouth. Thats a great feeling. And then of course the fight.

[@lowellirish]

I like it when my girlfriend goes down...

[@masfishing1]

Top water bass fishing!

[@eduffy4937]

Take a collar chunk of another grub, pinch a little chunk off, and thread it on the hook to splay the tails apart. Instant improvement and slows the sink rate a good bit as well.

[@Cspotrun78]

Been rolling that with an ultra light setup, with 4lb mono. Works amazing! Absolutely love it!

[@jessicacordova5024]

Thanks for the tips! I’ve never seen these used on open water before and never thought to use them on open water. We use them for ice fishing and catch a lot of fish all different species. I found this channel yesterday and have been binging the videos it’s nice to see a channel that does trout fishing and not just fly fishing trout. I live in northern Utah and it’s mostly trout out here and usually KZbin channels focus on bass or other species.

[@sherlock3]

Nice name! Lol

[@JimTheFish33]

It's one of my favorite trout lakes ever, and it's just so pretty.

[@ronhendrick55]

Your fishing videos are great, expressly for beginning enthusiasts. You do an excellent job narrating and giving us Rod, Reel, Line and bait information. Could we also get the hook type and size used for each situation? At least for the trout fishing ones. Lol. Thanks

[@kylerebo5261]

So far I’ve used these to catch rainbow trout, perch, and a couple largemouth bass! I can’t wait to see what else they’ll catch!

[@redelfoutdoors9668]

Use a gulp 1.5 minnow on trout mag head works great for everything!

[@jamesreck8476]

Some of my favorite lures/baits. I rarely fish them with a float though, I usually just jig them like a crappie jig or tube jig. They are deadly in small mountain creeks...

[@vega21]

My concern is getting snagged or just getting a bunch of seaweed on the retrieve lol

[@eduffy4937]

@@vega21 no problem when they bately sink

[@blackcattrucking4907]

Thank you for this video. I purchased one of these kits several years ago and never had any luck. Turns out I wasn't doing it right. Hell, I was doing it all wrong. Gonna try again this coming Monday and I'm betting I have better luck with them. Your videos are some of the best out there. I was at Fisherman's Marine in Oregon City today and the most experienced guy at the fishing counter asked me "have you ever seen the Addicted Fishing videos on KZbin?" I told him that I had and he said to just keep watching your videos and I'd do fine.

[@seanmadden3918]

Any Luck?

[@blackcattrucking4907]

@@seanmadden3918 Yep. As a truck driver I have little time at home for fishing, but I've nailed two on the magnets one morning when everybody else was using (and losing) with PowerBait. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE PowerBait; it serves me well. It would just seem that sometimes the fish are in the mood for something different.

[@TheClayCoKid]

We add a meal worm on them doing this technique. They also work great in moving water.

[@saiyanstacking5764]

I’ve got those and there Awsome to have in you’re arsenal. Keep pumping out the great videos. 👍

[@2studmuffin]

Used this technique for crappies for years and it works. Cant wait to try it on trout now that i moved to a state that regularly stocks trout!

[@billpalmisano]

I noticed with the trout magnet I'm using for the first time this year that the trout are barely hooked, easy to release safely. I have caught 50 trout in a day on it. I used powerbait exclusively prior to this and every fish was gut hooked. Best colors for me are white and the yellow.

[@bennyblacksheep]

Use circle hooks for power bait to combat gut hooks. Haven’t had one yet using them

[@DavidBrown-rc6bv]

I really enjoyed your video on the trout magnet, how you set it up and how you fished it. Keep up the good work

[@mul.official]

I didn't know that's how you rig those bobbers lol. I used to just attach one of the hooks to the line, and that was it. Thanks for the video, very informative.

[@jessicacordova5024]

Lol same here probably explains why I’ve lost a few.

[@beebob1279]

Great videos. One comment about what you said. You said these things work great where trout are concentrated right after stocking. I could throw practically anything in a school of freshly stocked trout and catch something. I did pick these up last year but didn't get a chance to use them. I'll be trying them this spring when the seasons open. Our streams are hatching caddis. The nymphs are green and so, tomorrow I'm going to throw green trout magnets .

[@shawneldridge9312]

I would say my favorite color trout magnet is (( the green with red flakes ))they work great. I don't use bobbers, I just litly bounce or litly jig them off the button. I do catch a lot of trout this way.

[@robertchadwick2925]

Good lesson there. The only suggestion I'd have is to be sure to tie a loop knot onto the jig so it swims well.

[@nanekaknight3365]

These also work great for panfish! Trout magnet with an ultra light up to a medium light rod reel combo is one of my favorite ways to catch any type of fish since one of my buddies from college put a few of them in my hand on a day we tore up some bluegill in the school's pond

[@John-nd7il]

I just started using line through bobbers with these. Idk how I lived without them

[@stevebrock8056]

Been watching your videos this winter as I will be fishing southern BC next year. Thanks for the basic tutorials on the kokanee and trout. Bought some of these trout magnets to use. Keep up the good videos.

[@codydavis3236]

I actually really like using them for panfish and bluegill they work well and are durable for them

[@BigGenesisFan]

Really enjoyed your video. The only thing I wasn’t crazy about was the needless fraying of the line/braid. You have a new subscriber. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@danvaca199]

They work. Great on pressured bass

[@connordover2215]

Trout magnets are my favorite jig for trout in stocked streams and creeks

[@TroutNTrees]

All time best creek fishing lure. No float just the jig head and grub absolutely unbeatable!

[@DocbritoFMF]

So I stumbled upon magnets looking for something simple and fun to get my son into lure fishing, then late winter early spring I was eager to do some fishing and couldn't get bites I knew the local pond had trout so I threw on one of the magnet hookjigs and a trout worm from power bait and boom I couldn't stop catching trout this lead me to rethink my trout fishing style and try the other magnet trout products and now I won't use much else aside from magnets and rooster tails. They truely work great.. magnet makes a ultra light rod and reel combo that dicks sells for like 20 bucks which for a cheap rod is at least better then walmart but the reel feels like trash so I didn't give it a shot. One thing though when I fish them I don't see the point in the float I just keep the line just a tad slacked and jig till I feel the fish

[@Puddlefishinginscotland]

Just purchased these to try in scotland for rivers lochs and fisheries

[@alaskangurilla3497]

Proud alaskan here.. i dig the hoodie

[@dannylobo209]

Thank you so much for another great video and thank you guys for adding the clip of the fish you guys caught at the end. Keep up the amazing work 😁👌🏼

[@DocbritoFMF]

I do have one sorta dispute but it's nothing against you or the magnets, it has to do with the topic of scent that you brought up. While scent is important the problem I see all the time and has been proven with science is oil based scents don't actually work as advertised. The reason is simple oil and water don't mix and fish smell scents dispersed in water, so imagine trying to smell with your nose stuffed with Vaseline.. it wouldn't work right an though it's not exactly the same the principal is similar, if your gonna use scents you need a scent product that is water based or dissolves and disperses in water for the fish to be able to smell it. Oil is used in a lot of scent products as a sorta binder to help make the scent stick to the bait and us being humans see are baits slathered in oil and think yup that's gonna be great unfortunately we've been suckered in.. so when your selecting a scent look for a natural scent base or a water based. If your interested there's a video out there on you tube where they did a study on bass trying to figure out how the fish uses it's senses to return to it's home after being released at a weigh station long distances away from where it was caught, in the video they go over scent and the experiments they did

[@diegosharma8248]

Yeah i always was spectical about see oil based scents i was thinking of how minimal the scent leaking from them would be, but maybe don’t think it works well for long lasting weak scent? Because i notice with my water soluble scents they don’t last long imo

[@michaelguthrie4447]

Great video, thanks! I would love to see some videos that show how to use jigs better for trout or bass in lakes and streams. Where to cast how to retrieve etc

[@shawneldridge9312]

😒----i just bought something new by the trout magnet company, it's called trout magnet floating trout treats. i guess it's their own new power bait. if it's any good who knows for sure. i love jigging the trout magnets off the button like a little jig, this works very good. awesome video

[@samljer]

I came across these in the dollarstore for only $1. thought it was silly but got one anyway. it not only worked really well but didnt realize it was so popular. the kit came with 2 tiny hooks, 2 white and 2 yellow grubs, and 2 weird floats.

[@Feedergang]

Thank you or the patient explanation of the set up and the cast

[@jerdew]

Our Kmart is closing got some great deals on trout magnets.

[@thepennsylvanian9280]

Excellent video!! Just getting back into fishing after a good amount of years. Catching up! Thank you

[@MegaNafo]

I actually like your videos , so subscribed

[@AddictedFishing]

Albert Har 🙌

[@mtn-endeavors67]

I would love to see a video on how to learn fishing regulations and how to know “the does and don’t s” of different water systems legally 👍

[@acelife545]

Your video is so amazing . i enjoyed it so much !! i wish i could see other soon.

[@mtnstacker9114]

Trout magnet is a gateway drug to bass fishing...mini ned rig

[@logiprime]

Your the only channel I go to for my fishing advice thank man

[@jeramyh9344]

I have caught Blue Gill, Rainbow trout and a Largemouth bass on Trout Magnets I would say they work pretty good.

[@juliannavarro7833]

Nice, I bought some trout magnets but I wasn't sure how to use them thanks.

[@waynefrederick7869]

great informative video 👍👌.... just ordered these to give them a go in the uk... not seen a uk video using them yet...

[@alan_whoneedstiedye]

Thanks for the tips.

[@SEANTSEANT]

love your videos :)

[@ferenc-x7p]

What I do is I make a slip float rig. It's a bit more work, but works well in deeper lakes as well as slows down the fall of the jig to even slower.

[@thebigroy]

What size float?

[@jeremiahburton901]

I have fished at both of those lakes before. Kinda cool to see.

[@ESEDROOPYDOG]

Awesome 👏 you guys are the best at teaching , thank you guys

[@vdemetre]

Great video. Seriously.

[@jerryduncan5062]

I use the white ones to catch big eating size bluegill's

[@outdoorsanimalsandmusic3014]

Even with braid just push the top of the bobber down just a touch when you move it. It makes it move so much easier.

[@kevinjohnson1146]

Yet another great vid 👍

[@gabed1284]

They are great for everything pan fish I can’t wait to try em tmr morning

[@Azurill_111]

These things are GREAT. Today my dad took me and my brother fishing in some pool for fishing, and we got nothing. Then this nice guy gave me trout magnet, and I got something right after! No kidding!

[@dagger281]

Great info ad usual!👊😁🤙

[@chivas1995sep]

Finally. Quality content. 🙏👍

[@andrewchong1154]

Rofl!!! FINALLY!??! Really dude.... it's a trout fishing video.... they've put down years of steel heading videos with twice as good content... just stick to stocker trout bud

[@chivas1995sep]

@@andrewchong1154 I don't fish for trout little Chong. 😅 but I'm trying to learn how to catch the little guys. The 🤣😂

[@mh43]

I suck at fishing but these work. Caught decent sized large mouth, perch, blue gill, rock bass, crappie, and even a pike.

[@vinnyivanov2906]

Sweet deal. Looks like filming done at battleground lake and the fishing is at kress lake?

[@pnwfisher2144]

I think so

[@trazy38]

glow chartreuse trout magnet jig with a Gulp Alive Watermelon Pearl minnow, i use a Hellbent UL, Kastking Sharky3 reel, 3lb Maxima Ultragreen. Try a Rocket Bobber

[@okcjeeper]

Definitely on the list of things to add to the arsenal🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@fredthegamerschrarder7716]

Can’t wait for some more winter steelhead videos. I have that same kit of trout magnets I use them for panfish guess I should try what fishing after their name sake lol

[@bradthatguy69]

Love these lures. Caught my BP on the red and white

[@danogohara236]

Great vid

[@ChristiannTyler]

New to trout fishing could use some pointers guys! I’m going to be backpacking through the Sierra Nevada bringing some fishing gear but other than the basic spinner/spoon lures I’m not sure what I should bring with limited space in my pack

[@hoss6048]

You teach the same thing in different scenarios and that is just what I need to learn.

[@WilliamRockseo]

Rockstar video thanks for the advice

[@CurtisYpma]

You guys rock! Thank you for great tutorials.

[@MarkWilliams-rp7nb]

The loop knot works great with these

[@pfessak]

nice video - thanks learned a lot

[@Deaddriftbum]

I have the kids use these. I can then rigged up fast and they can swap colors all they want. The faster I can get them rigged up and in the water the sooner I can get fishing lol

[@silasclayton7777]

Amen!

[@johngill9071]

NICE VID

[@stevenwurtz7225]

Great info.... wonder if cabelas carry trout Magnets ??

[@oef4armyvet.ipconflict422]

Do trout magnets make better bait for trout then power bait?

[@fishnrob3886]

the original crappie john told me to just tap your rod between the handle and the first eye you dont get as tired and the bounce works best,just passing it down.

[@tombeckett4340]

Thanks 🇨🇦👍

[@THOMASDRELICH]

How long is that celilo rod? Would 6’6” work?

[@frankrizzo1826]

Gulp minnows work just as good.

[@ethanliu122]

I'm ew to trout fishing and this video was very helpful! What kind of knots are you using?

[@PeetsDreams]

another good vids dudes

[@1mediaguy]

I nailed a mess of trout over this past weekend with these while ice fishing. Manufacturer recommends 2 lb test. I used 4 lb fluorocarbon. My buddy used 6lb mono and wasn't nearly as successful. It was easily 4 to 1.

[@thundarpheeshy]

or try those 1" gulp minnows on a TM jighead = money

[@fishingoutdoors4427]

Man. These things slay it all the time where I live. I don't use a bobber though.

[@tdm1525]

I would go so far as to say that (at least for me) trout magnets are THE best trout bait, corn being a close second.

[@masfishing1]

Good info in your video. I dont fish trout that much anymore, but I stumbled onto a video like yours a couple of years ago. That guy only used the 1/32 or 1/16 oz grub on the line. No bobbers or swivels etc. So i tried his set up bank fishing on a large lake. Holy toledo, i caught a 5lb trout. So im a believer now. Do u always use a bobber?

[@BombedNevada]

You should do a video on different line colors and why you use high vis.

[@HookItUp408]

cool video braduh....

[@justinwilliams9452]

I tie a whooly bugger pattern on the jig head works even better. Havent used the rubber body in yrs.

[@pmhauer]

Action works better on the retrieve when you clip one of the split tails just a little short and flare the other tail out. Sometimes the trout want an OEM presentation. I get action on my custom craft.

[@eduffy4937]

I take a small piece of another old plastic worm, cut a small slice, and thread it onto the hook, so it wedges the tails apart. Works great with a crappie nibble in there too just need to rebait frequently that way.

[@robertveith3400]

Also too it works well on a windy day just let the wind take it you don't have to anything .

[@paulfennell01]

What’s your preferred lb test on that braid?

[@lightoftheworld1677]

3 questions. How do I determine the depth on shore when casting out? If the depth is 15ft then how do I properly adjust bobber to lure here? Should I really use 2lb line?

[@jessicacordova5024]

The way I determine depth if it’s not a really deep lake I use a bobber or float and keep adding line to go deeper and once you touch the bottom your float will go sideways and lay parallel to the water instead of straight up. There’s no real generic answer for how to adjust for depth. I always start shallow and go deeper until I find what depth the fish are at. There’s a lot of variables that go into how deep the fish are like water quality, oxygen levels, time of year, time of day and a lot of other things. If you’re going after smaller pan fish like crappies, bluegill etc or just small stocked trout in my opinion 2lb is fine but if you’re going after trout at a lake that you know has descent fish I’d go with a 10lb braid as main line and a 4-6lb leader. You should always use the lightest line you know you can get away with but 2lb is in my opinion pushing it in most situations. I’d rather use something slightly thicker and have a little piece of mind knowing that if I hook into a good fish my chances of getting it in are a bit higher.

[@masonklein6437]

cool to see u fish that lake two

[@alanwebb9438]

Newbie question here. Wouldnt attaching a swivel negate the possibility of sliding the float below that point? Or are you using a really short lead and only moving the float up?

[@trmcphe281]

Try jigging with spoons. It is so fun and you get massive strikes. They kill it.

[@nancymayknapp8710]

Where did you get the weighted floats? I can't find one that looks like the one you used. Thanks so much!

[@danielmalloy6093]

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