Top 5 Brown Trout Lures for Catching Toads | In The Spread Fishing Videos

[@davidliebert6125]

Thank you for the patient explanations on all these baits.

[@InTheSpread]

You are welcome. It's our pleasure.

[@jaymccall5033]

Great video. Thanks

[@InTheSpread]

Thanks a lot, Jay.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

Here in Utah on the Provo river, I’ve had my best luck when I can’t use flies, with a red spotted golden jakes lure. Get 1 about every 10 casts.

[@InTheSpread]

Gear fishing is the best, imo.

[@IAphoticI]

Where on the Provo do you go?

[@beardawgstudios]

Super appreciate the video! What is the make and model of the large rainbow that’s $30?

[@InTheSpread]

To be honest, I don't remember. It's been a while since I fished that. Let me check.

[@beardawgstudios]

@ much appreciated!

[@InTheSpread]

@@beardawgstudios pleasure

[@InTheSpread]

@@beardawgstudios I searched my storage unit for this bait and couldn't find it. I may have lost it or let someone use it. I want to say bass pro shop xps makes a similar bait.

[@beardawgstudios]

@@InTheSpread , so after a month or so of research and lots of purchases I have 2 swimbait rods/reels and an arsenal of baits. Went out over the weekend and caught some medium size 17-19” browns and got on with a couple monsters with a way bigger swimbait… I think they got off cause I’m not used to fishing large large hooks and i don’t think i set them hard enough. Most trout lures i switch for single barbless and these big guys are certainly presenting some issues when it comes to such a conversion. Anyway, you were right ! Thank you for the amazing experience I had last weekend…. It was really awesome. It’s funny, I can catch 25 rainbows a day on rooster tails but there’s nothing like hooking into a monster brown!

[@koikemotors]

Hello I make lures in Japan that target overseas trout. I wanted to know what kind of things are used, so this video was very easy to understand and helpful. thank you very much.

[@InTheSpread]

Thanks for watching. I'm happy you found the information helpful.

[@dwightchaos9449]

Rapalas, cutthroat, brown, rainbow, black n silver, patterns are tremendously successful for me. Always the sinking rapalas. I’m in Wyoming.

[@InTheSpread]

What specific rapalas do you like and what size do you find works best?

[@dwightchaos9449]

@@InTheSpread the mid size, I can’t remember the number, but they are like 3” long.. brown trout and black/silver

[@BryanPaulCannon]

This is the video I was looking for thank you. I searched pretty hard for someone to say what lures (not flies) to throw for big brown trout. You got a new sub for that 👍🏼 what do you think about paddle tail soft plastic swim baits?

[@InTheSpread]

Thanks. I know how hard it is to find info on gear fishing for trout. It's all 🪰

[@AntQuick1102]

I'm trying to experiment with catching trout using a technique that works great for me with bass. I use an offset widegap hook skin hooked in a fluke, and twitch it hard in still water and let it sink and repeat. but I'm thinking I need to downsize my hooks and flukes for trout. Do they make a widegap hook for a two inch fluke? do they even make a two inch fluke? I want to skin hook flukes and not use those jig heads with exposed hooks common with crappie and pan fishing. Any tips?

[@InTheSpread]

Good thinking Tony and thanks for watching. On the hooks, VMC or Gamakatsu are options. There are 2 inch flukes, but that is probably a tad small, unless you are talking about less than trophy size. 4 inches would be the way I would go. Zoom baits are great for this.

[@InTheSpread]

Try nose hooking the fluke.

[@AntQuick1102]

@@InTheSpread I'll try nose hooking. Can you recommend a hook that will allow me to keep my 4 lb flourocarbon leader with a braid backing, or is it better to go up in line rating and use a thicker hook? Just moved to Utah from fishing bass all my life in the south, so I don't know if these waters have trophy sized browns or what. My thinking was I have to downsize for trout, but hearing im able to use four inch flukes is a surprise.

[@InTheSpread]

@@AntQuick1102 It really depends on the size of the fish. For the 3-4 inch flukes, a #4 octopus style hook is great. You can always downsize and see what works best.

[@InTheSpread]

@@AntQuick1102 If you go with something like this zoombait.com/super-fluke-jr/ use a bigger hook.

[@volkan2240]

Malzeme yanimi guzel olmus bilgi ogrenmek guzel 👍

[@InTheSpread]

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[@manko717]

How do you get that Zoom bait down

[@InTheSpread]

It will sink on its own. You could add a small split shot to the hook shank, if you wanted. I don't have a problem getting down. How deep are you wanting to fish it.

[@CharlyRomeo-vb6el]

You go after the long shots Don't you?

[@InTheSpread]

@@CharlyRomeo-vb6el go big or go hatchery 🤣

[@davidliebert6125]

I apr

[@justinspencer1539]

My biggest was 40lbs on a baitcaster n giant deep diver crankbait. Trout come out of the woodwork for crankbaits all sizes

[@InTheSpread]

Where are you catching 40's. That's impressive. For sure, big trout eat all sorts of bait fish, birds, rodents, frogs, etc.

[@justinspencer1539]

@@InTheSpread it's north of Hardy Arkansas in spring river. It was hiding behind a point and thought it was a big carp till I saw the hooked jaws and spots. I've seen a bunch of 10-20lbs rainbows out there but my biggest brown before that was 7lbs off of a worm. I small mouth fish a lot there and my biggest smally was 4lbs. I'll be honest I hate trout 😂 but the browns taste a lot like salmon

[@InTheSpread]

@justinspencer1539 beautiful country in Arkansas. Great fishing. I'm working on getting over there next year do some filming. While I haven't eaten a brown trout, I do hear that they are super tasty.

[@330warehouse2]

Great video! Thanks.

[@InTheSpread]

So glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting.