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okay i have not caute a fish in 4 years, but really the last 4 i have fished maybe 4 times. But yea this yea i have fished the fist 3 days of opening season and got a fish up the thre boat but the line broke, i fish for rainbow trought in WA, Tiger lake and what not if anyone know where that is, but what are some good types of baits to use, i still fish iwht power bait, i am going to try using worms wiht a bobber this weekend but is there anything else other people have used to catch trout that works fausome.

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I don't really use power bait anymore, but intead use power eggs. They're scented rubber eggs that are strung together, so you can dangle one or two off the hook, to make it look like a string of fish eggs. When lures aren't working, I can usually catch one or two by using the eggs on the the end of a 3-6' leader and an egg sinker.

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When I bait fish for trout I use "Pautzke's Balls O' Fire" salmon eggs under a bobber. They seam to like it.

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I've never tried the power baits, but when I was a kid it took many, many jars of Balls O' Fire to keep me happy for a summer.

Trout go crazy for 'em....

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AKGrayling,

I just back back from fishing the High Sierra, and I can tell you for an absolute fact that you couldn't be more correct.

Gotta run, I've have fresh-caught trout to fry!


Good fishin',

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FWIW:

Power Eggs are very good for stream fishing because they are tough and effective. I hooked 12 trout Saturday AM using them. My buddy caught 8. Our "guide" (a fishing maniac) landed 3 (but he only fished 1/4 time and in spots where no one else could catch anything). I use a 3 foot leader and a single split shot.

Balls o' Fire are great in ponds under a bobber.

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Well, I have to share my favorite bait for rainbows and Germain Brownies. I like cheese. Not velvita but good sharp chedder cheese (although I've used mild chedder, jack and swiss work almost as well. Haven't tried Gouda or a good smelly cheese yet).

It has been a few years since I've gone fishing, but I liked to do my fishing in Northern California in the PG&E lakes by Shingletown California as well as the good streams. As a boy growing up there I was quite the game hog and would take fifty out of those holes in one day <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

I would chum them with the cheese. I'd toss a small bite worth from the bank and watch it slowly sink into the mirky water. If nothing happened I'd move ten feet and do it again. It didn't take long before I'd see a silver streak as the cheese quickly vanished. I'd then bait a small hook on a weightless line and toss it in the same place. Silver would strike again, I'd yank and the fight was on. Within an hour I usually had my limit (as long as the lake hadn't been fished out prior to my arrival <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />. Letting a cheese baited line drift under the bank of a good stream worked just as well.

As I got older I gave up being a bloodthirsty savage game hog that I had been at 12. However, the cheese has always worked and if you give it a chance it will work for you too. Good fishing.

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Cheese? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


I think that I'll stick with fly fishing.


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