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23-05-2005, 06:35 AM
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Best Plastics for Trout?
Hey guys, im interested in using plastics for trout, mainly in lakes like lauriston, and occcasioanlly in rivers like the maribyrnong. I was wondering which plastics would be a good start. Ive heard squidgies are a good bet, but what do you guys suggest? Thanks alot guys!
Cheers, nathan 
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23-05-2005, 06:54 AM
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i think its rainbow trout wriggler that alot of ppl use for trout, personally ive never used it, however i have had somne succes on frostbite squidgeys and storm red fin prerigged shad style sp,a winner at eildon.
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23-05-2005, 06:57 AM
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Ye thanks for that, how would you retreieve them? Ive heard of jsut a steady rollin retrieve. Would i get the smallest size? wrigglers or fish? cos in da article i read they used all fish. Thanks guys, also what about 1' powerbait nymphs?
Cheers, Nathan
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23-05-2005, 07:16 AM
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well id go wrigglers mainly cause i like the extra action they impart, in rtelation to nymphs,have a look on eddystones website where he talks about cutting down 2 inch hawgs/ecogear bugants and turning them into a succesful trout bait,interesting reading.
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23-05-2005, 07:16 AM
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well id go wrigglers mainly cause i like the extra action they impart, in rtelation to nymphs,have a look on eddystones website where he talks about cutting down 2 inch hawgs/ecogear bugants and turning them into a succesful trout bait,interesting reading.
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23-05-2005, 07:23 AM
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hay what is eddystones website
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23-05-2005, 07:30 AM
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whoops sorry bout dat double post, i cant remember eddystones website check his sig in everypost i think it has it on there
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24-05-2005, 06:41 AM
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Ive had most success using 2 '' atomic fat grubs in pumpkinseed and motoroil colours. They also get a good coating of halco catch scent in the freshwater formula and i find this really gets them biting. But best results by far are when you attach your favourite plastic to a small gold coloured betts spin arm and retrieve using a constant slow roll!
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24-05-2005, 06:48 AM
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so those little nitro bream spinnerbait thingys would work sweet on trout too?
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24-05-2005, 07:28 AM
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Depends on food source.
Mudeyes etc try cut down hawgs.... http://www.sportsfishtasmania.com/mx...de=article&k=4 Bass minnows work well too if there are baitfish present.... eddy
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24-05-2005, 09:50 PM
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i remember a little caddis imitatin made by ecogear,might be worth a shot.
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25-05-2005, 12:54 AM
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Top 5 if I had to choose?
Thanks for all da help guys, if i had to choose 5, which styles and colours would be the best? thanks fellas
1. 2 3 4 5 Cheers, Nathan
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