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Simple Trout Fishing
Simple Trout Fishing
smaslar
08/28/2009 - 05:52
While many trout fishers talk in depth about matching the hatch, having drag free presentations, how to roll cast, etc., the trout don't really understand (or appreciate) such sophistication in many cases. Below are three videos that show simple trout fishing methods that work.
The first video shows how Inuit tribes can catch Artic char with homemade fishing lures made from whale bone, and fishing poles (or spears in this case) made from reindeer antlers, to catch fish through the ice. The Inuit don't seem too concerned about matching the hatch.
The next video shows how to trout fish a pond using hobo fishing techniques. The only trout fishing tackle you will need is a lure, some line, and an aluminum drink can. As a fellow troutu professor said, "You can catch fish for a dollar, and you get to drink the soda."
The final video was already posted on my previous blog, and it shows how we use the cane pole method to catch brook trout on a tiny stream.
Just remember that catching trout just doesn't always have to be complicated. Just ask the Inuit. But please, don't lick the ice.
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