Eight in an hour

Not much to see here, I had an hour between getting off work and picking up my kids.

Tossed the trout magnet in my favorite neighborhood pond, and got nothing beyond one little nibble. Started with my usual black and green, then tried the dark red.

Went to the spillover, changed over to pink, and caught eight pretty quickly . Last 20 minutes were uneventful, I suppose it was getting too close to sunset.

Not much to see here, but catching a small fish on anAttachment 412033Attachment 412034Attachment 412035Attachment 412032 ultralightweight is very therapeutic.


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Those are some good size specimens

Nice fish and some beautiful colors. That third one was particularly pretty.
Bob

Beautiful fish, congratulations

First pic is a nice one, good catches.


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very nice for one hour

An hour well spent!

I’d take that . Nice catch !

Trout Magnets haven't worked well for me lately either. I tried Gulp Alive 1" minnows and have caught all kinds of fish: Crappie, LMB, Bluegills, Perch, and Channel Cats. Caught a 3lb LMB last evening with one, best color has been Chartreuse.

Nice looking catches !

I find the Gulp minnows work better in colder water than trout magnets.

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Originally Posted by Fly2bTied

Trout Magnets haven't worked well for me lately either. I tried Gulp Alive 1" minnows and have caught all kinds of fish: Crappie, LMB, Bluegills, Perch, and Channel Cats. Caught a 3lb LMB last evening with one, best color has been Chartreuse.

Nice looking catches !

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Originally Posted by Fishfishwish

I find the Gulp minnows work better in colder water than trout magnets.

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Have not tried them yet, but sounds like I should give them a shot. What technique do you use with them?


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