How to use trout magnets to catch more fish

[@r.j.macready5620]

Thanks for the video and showing the options. I will have to try the snap swivel. That is a game changer.

[@jamminjamyoutdoors]

No problem 👍, the snap swivel definitely makes changing lures out convenient although some fish may be leery of it, especially wild trout so just keep that in mind.

[@r.j.macready5620]

@jamminjamyoutdoors4385 Will do. 2 pount test is hard to see at 54 and a bugger to tie in the wind.

[@CheeseWater.]

Love your video keep it up but sadly no trout near me but you can get some huge bluegills

[@jamminjamyoutdoors]

I hear you @CheeseWater., we do enjoy catching bluegills as well and these do work for them too. Some of our best luck with bluegills recently is a simple floating fly on the end or a fly rod, thanks for the comment!

[@joshyeater1623]

hey man was just wondering what size weight are you using?

[@jamminjamyoutdoors]

You can use any weight needed but here I'm using a split shot weight a little larger than a BB and a little smaller than a pea if that makes sense? It's good to have an assortment pack like this: amzn.to/3K6hDe1 (affiliate link)

[@Fishingbayarea]

Whats the best colors

[@jamminjamyoutdoors]

It's interesting to find the best color because that changes with the conditions. Sometimes they won't bite on one color but than they will bite when you switch colors. I usually start with a brown, white or pink.