New blade baits swim across the topwater to attract lake trout, bass, smallmouth bass, yellow belly/yellowbelly, stocked trout, winter bass, sea trout, smallmouth and walleye.

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Can you troll with blade baits?

Blade baits are heavy. ... Depending on where walleyes are holding or feeding in fall, you can cast, jig or troll a blade bait and catch them. Blades look and act like wounded minnows, and so they trigger reaction strikes from walleyes, whether the fish are hungry or not.

A blade bait consists of a flat metal spoon with a weighted nose. The blade bait will vibrate on the retrieve and vibrate on the lift.

How do you catch deep lake trout?

Use bigger bait that lives in deeper water when fishing in deeper water. Trout will also hit well on lures and spoons. You can use lures that mimic the appearance, color, and action of a live bait that trout go after. Or use a spoon that they find attractive.

What color worms do bass like?

In dark water, dark worms often produce the best: purple, black, brown, etc. Two-toned worms are better when the less dominant color is a highly attracting one, such as bright yellow or red, and the dominant color is a more conservative one, such as black or blue. Metalflake colors are often the key to fishing success.

How do you catch smallmouth bass on a river?

Jerkbaits, spinner baits and buzz baits can all be used for smallmouth fishing. The lightest weight plastics like a Texas Rig or jig head need just enough weight to make bottom contact and then walk it down the shoal. You can use a variety of baits to catch smallmouth in small rivers; it's all about the presentation.

How do you catch a yellowbelly in a dam?

Cast out and let the lure sink to the bottom, then at full pace with the rod parallel to the water put five or six turns on the reel and stop, letting the lure sink back to the bottom, repeating the process back to the boat. This is also accounting for good fish and really fires them up.