1v1 Trout Fishing CHALLENGE | Real vs Fake NIGHTCRAWLERS +uncut clips!

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Blue springs trout farm
www.bluespringsfishing.com
276-621-4238
Gear:
7' Shakespeare combo "walmart"
Trout magnet jigs and floats
Berkley pinched crawlers
Nightcrawlers
8lb Berkley 100% fluorocarbon

[@seizedcarcass8440]

You can’t deny a live worm is bulletproof for fish bait. I still like the gulp pinched crawlers because they are tougher and stay on the hook better. I really like the gulp angleworms perfect size for panfish of all types. I’ve been fishing berkley baits since I was a kid. They have a very special place in my heart. Especially he power eggs!

[@DCIagent]

Really enjoy your videos. Great tips on gear and techniques. I did notice that your retrieves might be a little too fast. Sometimes, a trout, like bass or crappie, will follow the bait, lure or fly right into shallow water and grab it at the last moment. Some days, trout, like other fish want movement before they strike. Also, I like to fish my fly, lure or bait right to very end of the pool. Sometimes the trout will grab it a the last moment before it goes over the rocks. Keep up the videos! Always fun and informative to watch!

[@bjnelson9490]

Fish the crawler on a #8 baitholder hooks. Single bb splitbshot 10 inches above hook. Do that and your results won't be close. Day in day out nightcrawlers are best Trout bait known to man. Cathes them consistently year round.

[@wardog9751]

My whole life I've always used live nightcrawlers for wild trout, using the exact same setup you mentioned. I've also used used #6 hooks also. I'd also put live minnows right up there with the nightcrawler too!

[@JS-sh3nq]

He just showed you the comparisons and you still question it. Make your own videos then. Damn people watch and learn

[@Johnsonz4a]

Natural nightcrawlers are the way to limit out on trout. Need to try the gulps now.

[@yarcraft1778]

Used pinched crawlers in Canada the other day. Walleyes love em. My 2 biggest were 6 and 8 pounds. They work well.

[@smilingbob6708]

In my 60 years of trout fishing nothing is better than real nightcrawlers. I will give the pinch crawlers a try sometime though.

[@Joe-pc5qe]

Mini Jigs aka mini tubes on a lightweight jig work extremely well for trout as you probably know from one of your more recent videos. Happy fishing everyone!

[@corymattson6350]

I do now prefer the gulp pinched crawler. Live night crawlers can freeze in winter get killed by a hot car or day in summer and they can suffocate if in a cooler too long. Live crawlers are great for a cast or two but they deflate with a few casts. For me I get all lip hooks sets with a gulp pinched and I’ve had a lifetime of trout inhaling live crawlers and throat hooked sometimes gut hooked which I hate. We still buy night crawlers a lot for gray light and I always give mine away to folks I meet on the stream after 9am

[@Lasurge1982]

The trout here in Southern California are hatched in a place called Mt Lassen. For some reason these rainbow trout love moving lures like plastic minnows and spoons and a lot of times work better than nightcrawlers and power baits for me personally. I prefer using lures to anything. I’ve gotten into a lot of Arguement with other anglers that are die hard power bait and night crawler fisherman that insist that there method works better. In the end I think it’s all about putting in the time. Practice is the mother of skill. I don’t think there is one method that is the best.I’ve outfished people that were using those kinds of baits and I’ve had people out fish me as well.

[@seanmadden3918]

I had great success with floating off the bottom.

[@jimmiepugh4597]

Love the uncut video! Keep up the good work!

[@zoodidwa]

Dig your vids man. Mellow. Cool. Skilled. Realistic.

[@alcoholfree6381]

Those are some good sized hatchery fish.

[@larrydog171]

Good job man 👍 sometimes you just I like to stop and fish a couple holes on my way home from work and these Berkeley worms will be great for those unexpected stops!

[@RIP_LIPPIN]

Lol watching this vid, resembles a moment I had yesterday trout fishing. I had caught a biggun with a pink pinched crawler on a hook stuck in ones throat 😂🤣 can say that fish was hungry

[@toutanglor]

I try the Gulp worms before. Lol i catch a bullhead and some bluegills:)

[@tedjones3357]

i liked this vidro! great video!

[@Surfer-727]

Good Experiment.✔

[@prestonward7533]

It's time for some fly rod fishing.

[@jeffbise4977]

Hope to run into you some day at blue springs me my son and brother enjoy all your videos we have a trip their next sunday on the small creek be safe and tight lines to you

[@gpoutdoors5971]

bro i slayed em up there on live nightcrawlers the other day

[@booohahaha8224]

What test line are u using what kind of rod are u using

[@AllStateTR]

I’d like to see same test, pinched Gulp vs 1” Minnow Gulp

[@joycedimaggio8345]

Are you allowed 2 hooks per line? If so add one of each and see which gets most hits.

[@mattbailey7049]

But is corn better than them all?

[@bert1234]

Those look like big stocked bows. Do they release them that big where you are?

[@taylorjordan1362]

Much agreed.

[@michaelhamilton5418]

What stream is that?

[@jefflarson4982]

Are their tails clipped on purpose? Our hatchery fish have dorsel fins clipped

[@yikesbud4308]

Do you have any tips on how to find fish in random creeks and streams? I’d love to see a video on that. Thanks

[@mehlbeck]

Pick up a centerpin and learn the finer points of fishing it... you'll be set for any flow, structure, current situation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX7bgGqIn9yMo7s

[@johngrosariu1992]

Is this wild trout? Because there isn’t many places where you can use bait on wild trout.

[@steadyitch]

love your videos. Why don't you put the reel handle in the left side instead of switching hands?

[@yoshithao9245]

Most wild trouts don’t tend to stay around the same spot. Once they are there they are there for a few minutes and then they will move on. If you don’t catch a trout within the 5 to 10 mins mark then move on. Trouts in the wild always face against the currents just to catch any meal that flows down the river or creek

[@p-dru2205]

I have tried the Gulp pinched crawlers many times and I don't know that I have ever even had a nibble. I usually fish lakes and reservoirs from the bank, most often catching with either live nightcrawlers (using slip sinkers) with something to float them off the bottom, or Powerbait eggs or dough. Other than in small stocked ponds and streams like this one, are there others that have had good results with Glup pinched crawlers in lakes and reservoirs from the bank?

[@NRVOutdoors]

They have recently lost some of their former luster. Not sure if it's a scent or flavor change but they are not quite as successful as before. I definitely recommend a float rig. Try to suspended the crawler 12" or so from the bottom

[@p-dru2205]

@@NRVOutdoors Thank you for the reply. That is interesting to know about the potential change over the past couple years - I only got my first pack of the pinched crawlers last fall - so about 8 months ago. Using a float to suspend it a foot off the bottom seems reasonable to do in a river or stream, but in a lake or reservoir, where the depths can quickly got to 10' or 30' deep, it's a little tougher to use a float rig - at least for me. That is why I usually go with the slip sinker, about 3' leader, and put a marshmallow (or other floating stuff) on the hook with the crawler (real or fake) to lift it up as opposed to suspend it down.

[@SteveB357]

I have noticed that you use a cast similar to the Walls cast used by center pin fishers. Does this make casting the light rig easier?

[@NRVOutdoors]

Yeap! Thanks for watching

[@cliffchance347]

By far the pinch crawler is my favorite with pink magnet or mice tails

[@sarahastings3340]

I love all your videos and follow all your techniques....but I still can't catch anything, what am I doing wrong? Maybe it's a time of day thing, I usually fish in the evening

[@NRVOutdoors]

Sometimes the fish have other plans. It may be a morning vs evening situational thing. Just keep at it and it'll all come together

[@bearableoutdoors3167]

How u liking the excursion rod?? Good video keep up the good work

[@NRVOutdoors]

It's still managing to keep up! Can't complain for the price

[@fishinglife7404]

Nice

[@danuellewalker8587]

I really wish we had trout here in South West Alabama. We use worms for bream and catfish

[@mehlbeck]

You should pick up a centerpin set up 👍

[@billreger2686]

Be a good challenge pinch crawler vs night crawlers vs butter worm

[@davidharig5973]

Try fly fishing with a spinning reel combo.

[@damnyankeerider5959]

What floats do you use?

[@KD-kf4zm]

Where he is using trout magnet hooks, I bet they are trout magnet floats as well.

[@motowncooking6125]

Just have to say you make amazing content You're the only fishing channel I'm subscribed to so much great info. On brand new to fishing in this channel has been great help the one thing I'm trying to figure out is when you're pulling your line out going down the stream what is the reason for that? Is it so that it doesn't all spool out at once and you're just kind of controlling it? Looks like a very effective technique just trying to figure out how to incorporate it properly

[@NRVOutdoors]

Yeap it's to keep it in control as well as allowing me to keep up with any slack line and staying fully prepared for the strike

[@JeffB1961]

been enjoying many of your videos . recently moved to tazewell va and this will be my first year trout fishing . i've got a 7 ft GX2 2 piece lite already and i have a diawa RG2500H-AB that's supposed to be delivered this monday/20 . i'm undecided on line . debating between stren origional mono 6lb. , berkley vanish 6lb. and SpiderWire Stealth Translucent 15lb. braid with a leader . i saw your video on braid vs mono vs flouro and straight braid didn't do well for you . but since you didn't use a leader on the braid i was wondering if you thought it was worth considering . thanks for sharing your experiences . jeff

[@MichaelTansey53]

I use 4 pound fluro it works well just make sure to loosen up ur drag a little big trout don’t see it Becuase if how light the line is

[@fishermanwin8161]

What baits are best this time of year for trout?

[@bjnelson9490]

Yellow Glitter Powerbait and nightcrawlers catch trout consistently year round

[@bjnelson9490]

Yep

[@fishermanwin8161]

Thanks

[@mehlbeck]

Try trout beads this time of year... during and after spawn.

[@prestonward7533]

Wow. Where do you fish. I'm in central California 🤮 and fish aren't nearly as abundant. 😟

[@davidharig5973]

I had night crawlers live up to 5 months in a refrigerator

[@prestonward7533]

I feed mine coffee grounds and egg shells and they go forever. I make sure no mold builds up from to much moisture. If I get a little mold I mix potting soil with a little coffee grounds, dump the worms and moldy soil out, wipe the worm container good with a paper towel, put the potting soil mixed with about 1/8 of the container with dry used coffee grounds, leave just a little air space on top, crack 1 egg shell in small pieces and sprinkle on top, ( I save shell from breakfast) close the lid. I check them once a week and see if they need any care. Once in a while I ad just a tad water. Not to much because if the soul is to wet the soil molds. That's it. The crawlers I have now I've had for 4 months and they are larger, plumper, and lovelier than when I bought them.

[@gpoutdoors5971]

also nightcrawlers instantly get longer when they hit the water

[@xubin5690]

What your tattoos mean?

[@jeffbise4977]

Would the scent of the pinched crawler give it a edge over regular crawler or no differance

[@gpoutdoors5971]

not in my opinion

[@rhettquinn7788]

Do the pinched crawlers float? Cause you can do a bottom rig with a inflated real night crawler.

[@briceautry9120]

They have both floating and sinking!

[@chadhoskins1326]

Like your video's, but it seems like you only fish that trout farm.

[@silentwarrior2385]

I put on gulp minnow on a bobber and threw it out left it. I caught bass and bream by doing nothing

[@lukesouthworth9310]

Idk where you fish at but i wanna fish there

[@NRVOutdoors]

Locations are linked in the description of every video

[@danielcannaday2207]

I watch a lot of your videos and enjoy them very informative but I'll have to disagree on the pinch crawlers I've used all colors and compared to a regular nightcrawler I catch a lot more trout but I rigged the nightcrawlers differently than you I pinched one and half just pull the hook through about twice and let it dangle loosely

[@jamesbrown3965]

Think the presentation was good not great , I use a bait saver hook for a better look, just bought those grubs this week for trout.

[@NRVOutdoors]

Heck yeah!

[@bajadan6441]

Anyone catchba carp on a pinch crawler

[@fredneff7443]

CAN'T FIND A PHONE NUMBER FOR U.THAT WOULD WORK

[@NRVOutdoors]

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