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1. Pretty much anything that has caught a fish at some point
can be considered a trout fishing lure. There are so many
different kinds of lures that it can seem overwhelming
trying to pick one or two to use. So how does one go
about picking the perfect trout fishing lure? The key is to
know which lure is best for which situation.

2. Some people like to use artificial baits. Artificial bait is an
effective trout fishing lure. For example the artificial
crawdaddy will often catch nice panfish or bass. The
smaller the trout fishing lure, the easier it is to cast.
However, sometimes it takes a monster sized lure to catch
a monster sized fish.

3. Many times a fisherman's favorite trout fishing lure is a
spoon. Spoons are versatile and provide many options.
Depending on the color and design, they will catch
different fish. If you are out to get big brown trout, then
you might choose a gold lure. Brown trout seem to prefer
either plain gold spoons or those that are gold with a few
bright streaks on them. However, rainbow trout will more
likely chase after silver spoons. Lots of fishermen claim a
silver spoon with red streaks is a trout slayer.

4. Brook trout prefer the plain copper spoons. Particularly
those with a hint of blue or a touch of green. Of course,
even if you have the perfect trout fishing lure for species
of fish you are trying to catch, you might not catch a thing.
This is because the lure is only part of the equation.
Presentation is equally important. You must learn to jig
and strip the trout fishing lure in a way that attracts fish.

5. Trying Artificial Flies or Noisy Lures

6. Most fisherman believe that fish are finicky and easily
startled. For this reason, complete silence is often
maintained while fishing. However, some people like to
throw out the occasional trout fishing lure that makes
noises in an effort to attract fish. Supposedly these noise
producing trout fishing lures don't put down the fish, but
instead attract them. However, the results are mixed.

7. Some fisherman use nothing but artificial flies when they
trout fish. An artificial fly can be an excellent trout fishing
lure. This is especially true if it is fished appropriately. Dry
flies are great for river fishing. By making slight flicks with
your rod you can easily imitate the movements of real
insects.

8. Moving your trout fishing lure slowly through the water is
a great way to begin. If this doesn't catch any fish then you
can mix it up a little. Try changing the length of your strips
or the speed you bring in your trout fishing lure.
Eventually you will discover the trouts weakness.

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