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Spring fishing lures

Do spoons work for redfish?

Spoons are great search baits for finding redfish. They can cover a lot of water so that you can figure out where the feeding redfish are.

Spoons work best for larger fish species such as northern pike, largemouth bass, muskies, walleye, salmon and trout.

Do Steelheads like spinners?

The spinning action combined with the vibrations the lure makes while swimming through the water proves irresistible to all sizes of steelhead. It's also a great lure to have in your tackle box for many species of fish.

Are sea trout bottom feeders?

Because they are such avid feeders, seatrout are an excellent game fish. ... Although seatrout are actually bottom dwellers, they will attack surface flies in shallow water at dawn, but the hookup ratio tends to be pretty low with that method.

Do trout feed all day?

Not that trout won't feed throughout the day, but they are most active when the sunlight is the weakest. When water temperatures rise to peak summer levels, trout are often more sluggish. That's part of the reason why it's best to find early and late portions of the day to approach them.

Can you catch big pike on lures?

Using surface lures is one of the most exciting methods for catching warm weather pike. They will hit the lures with full-on aggression, causing a huge swirl or even breaking clear of the water.

What is the best lure for salmon fishing?

These are the Best Salmon Fishing Lures:Luhr Jensen Coyote Spoon. Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Glow. Pro-Troll ProChip Flasher. Hotspot Flasher. Acme Kastmaster. Sougayilang Spinner Spoon. Rapala Scatter Rap Jointed Lure.

Can you jig for lake trout?

Lake trout go for light lures in general, and jigs are no exception. Try a spoon jig, also known as a wobbler. You can also try attaching lake trout's favorite meal -- a live minnow -- to the jig. Remember, the jig's motion is what attracts the trout.

What is the best bait for King Mackerel?

Silvery live baits such pilchards, threadfin herring, menhaden, mullet and blue runners are preferable to dead baits, according to virtually all top tournament anglers. However, live bait is not always easily obtained, so these same anglers also bring frozen baits such as cigar minnows, ribbonfish and Spanish mackerel.