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SPECKLED TROUT FISHING
SPECKLED TROUT FISHING WITH THE TITAN MINNOW LURE
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Speckled trout fishing starts in the springtime when the water temperature reaches 68 degrees and spawning trout are looking for food. They're frequently found in deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean but they sometimes swim close to shore and can be found near sandbars, docks and oyster beds or under bridges and fallen trees.
Fast taper spinning rods with reels that hold eight to 10 pounds of test line are ideal for speckled trout fishing and a slow retrieve is the key. Effective presentation of the lure is critical. Whether you're using live bait or lures for speckled trout fishing it must look real or the trout won't bite.
Anglers frequently use live bait for Speckled trout fishing, with shrimp and minnows favored.
Speckled trout fishing with the Titan Minnow has been proven highly effective
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If you use minnows, make sure to keep them alive by hooking them under the lower jaw to avoid breaking the backbone.
If you prefer to fish with lures, plugs, bucktails, plastic tail jigs and top water baits that resemble bait fish work well, the bigger the better because big lures catch big fish.
The Pro-Series Titan Minnow, a new lure from www.scientificfishing.com fits the bill for speckled trout fishing because it's 8" long and resembles a minnow. It's the lure you can use to catch speckled trout trophies!
The Titan Minnow is hand painted with 3-D eyes and a textured tail to resemble a live minnow and it swims naturally. It floats on the surface like a topwater lure but goes deep upon retrieval to catch trout that swim on the low sandy bottoms so it's ideal for speckled trout fishing.
The Titan Minnow comes in three colors, blue fire strip minnow, rainbow minnow and yellow tiger minnow, so make your choice for the water conditions you encounter for your speckled trout fishing.
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