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Normally, I prefer to cover the spot from the top of the spot to the bottom of the spot so my lure gets close to each trout from above them and not below them. However, in low clear rivers, or when it’s hard to position my body upriver far enough that I can cast and not spook the fish, I will sometimes start at the bottom, or tail out of the pool and work my way up.
The spinner’s fluttering action on the drop can provoke aggressive responses from trout, and the lift generally gets their attention looking like something fleeing.If you are not sure how high and how deep you should be fishing I’ll explain that below. Covering All Depths of the Water Column
Many Premier products are dual powered; using either batteries or a transformer. This transformer can be used with any item displaying the logo: “dual power source battery or transformer” If you get a bite or bump bottom on the high retrieve, unless the river gets deeper in another spot you are probably good to keep the spinner high.This technique is often most effective when fishing for trout in faster currents. I cast the spinner across and slightly downriver, allowing the current to carry or swing the spinner across the pool without reeling at all.
Size and Flash Matter: In shallow clear water, smaller and less flashy spinners are recommended. This reduces the chances of spooking the trout. Blue Fox Vibrax: The Blue Fox Vibrax spinners are my most effective and personal favorite spinner for trout, steelhead, and salmon. I believe that the Vibrax spinner gives off the most vibration when compared to other spinners, and the result for me is a lot more trout in the net. size one to 3 is most common, however, in higher or dirtier water, blade sizes #3, #4, and #5 work well, especially for larger trout. When trout fishing with spinners in shallower rivers or areas less than 6 feet deep, I start reeling as soon as the spinner hits the water to keep the spinner high in the water column. I simply reel in and every five to ten feet I use my rod tip to rip, pop, twitch, and pause the spinner. My goal is to make it look like a struggling baitfish and an easy target. The Swing TechniqueIf you ever watch a tournament bass angler retrieve a lure, they almost always impart action to the lure with rips, twitches, pulls, and pauses. They do this for a reason. Rips pauses, and pulls, imitates injured or dying baitfish and in the animal kingdom, an injured baitfish triggers far more trout to bite. When fishing in clear water conditions, there are strategies you can employ to increase your chances of success without alarming the trout. By following these tips, you can make your spinner appear more natural and enticing to the fish. First Cast: Start with the first cast covering the top part of the water column, which means retrieving the spinner as soon as it hits the water which keeps it near the surface. A trout will move 3 to 6 feet up to hit the lure, but if they are 12 feet down, they may not hit the lures on this cast. By employing this systematic coverage technique, I can maximize the chances of attracting and catching trout. Fishing Bottom To Top
The basic straight retrieve is the most commonly used technique used when trout fishing with spinners. This approach ensures that every trout in the area has a chance to see and strike at the spinner, leaving no gaps in coverage. It also ensures the trout sees the lure in front of them since almost all trout will be facing upriver. Illuminate your home with the magic of the festive season using our elegant range of water spinners. A must-have this festive season, our water spinners are not just a decoration, but an experience. Watching the mesmerising movement, complemented by the gentle illumination, is sure to become a cherished festive ritual. Whether you’re looking for the perfect centrepiece or a unique addition to your Christmas decorations, our water spinners will not disappoint. I will cast across the river and retrieve sideways and down the river. I will also spread out each cast 3 to 6 feet. Be Stealthy: Try not to spook the fish by retrieving the spinner at a slower pace. Fast-moving objects in the water can alarm the trout. So, maintain a natural and slower retrieve to increase your chances of a successful catch.The average transit time for most items to the UK is 3-5 working days (excludes weekends). Triple swing chairs and other very large items may take up to 10 days via a booked 2-man delivery. Blue Fox Vibrax Bullet: This Vibrax Bullet spinner is designed for deeper water and faster retrieves. It is highly rated and reliable when fishing for trout. If I need more depth with my spinner, I keep my rod tip just above the water, and, if I want maximum depth, I actually put my rod tip below the surface when reeling in. In deeper water, I cast across or slightly upriver to achieve greater depth. I allow the spinner to sink before starting the retrieval, and I maintain a slower speed to keep the spinner deep.
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