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SKELA-SWIMMER FROM NGC Sports HEADS UP THE
TROUT FISHING LURES
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
If you're into Trout Fishing, you have a lot to think about. First of all, you have to figure out what kind of trout you're fishing for, because they behave a bit differently. There are eight breeds of trout and three main breeds, brook, rainbow and brown. Trout Fishing for brook trout takes place in smaller streams, where the aggressive trout swim. Brook trout are smaller than browns and rainbows and swim near the headwaters and major springs. Brown trout are harder to catch, swim in the deepest pools and are larger than brook trout, with 14 to 18 inchers common and over 25" brown trout to be found.
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If you're Trout Fishing for rainbows, fish the whitewater streams and get ready for acrobatic movements like tail walking that always give anglers a thrill.
Anglers use a variety of lures for Trout Fishing, with spinners, spoons and jigs the favorites. Spinners are popular in spring, because their movement resembles the chub. Minnow lures that sink at the rate of one foot per second are also popular because they allow anglers to suspend the bait at the exact depth to reach their school of trout.
A new lure from www.scientificfishing.com, the leader in scientifically designed lures, makes for great Trout Fishing. The Skela-Swimmer lure features a five segment construction that mimics a minnow. It's 8" long, so it's great for catching large trout, which makes it the ideal Trout Fishing lure for brown trophies. Its tail is powered by aeronautical flutter technology to wag left and right, so it swims naturally like a live fish. The five tail segments are connected by twin steel joints, so it's indestructible and won't break like other lures. It comes with a floater with a small diving bill that swims 1-4 feet depending on the speed of retrieval. It's a great lure for casting and trolling. |
