Your Top 3 Lures for Trout (lakes)

[Chromer]

my local tackle shop sells them, but for 7 bucks a pop

[Bodofish]

I guess I gotta cough up on this one too. Not in order as my go to fave changes on a regular basis.

Wedding rings, all types W/ pop gear, all types, tipped and not.
Needle fish, Fire Tiger, Perch, RBT, gold and silver.
Buggers, olive, black, white, red, tan, brown, chartreuse, and flashabo. with these I need to group small marabou jigs.
Sorry three's not enough, ever.
Chrome F4&5 flatfish, little hotshots in no particular color and Rapalas. Lets just call'em cranks.
Mepps, no tackle box should be carried with out them.
Red Devils

One lure that's not a lure but it is a lure. The one and only worm...

[Bodofish]

my local tackle shop sells them, but for 7 bucks a pop

Yep don't use them very often anymore. To some they're the Holy Grail, to me, just something else to drag behind the boat. =)

[Chromer]

haha true. Anyone have success with Thomas Buoyant or Super Dupers?

[drysuperfly52]

triple teasers and super dupers are something my dad used as a kid, he now won't touch them. I have tried them a few times always with out luck.

[Bodofish]

haha true. Anyone have success with Thomas Buoyant or Super Dupers?

Can't say I've ever used a Thomas Buoyant but I have caught quite a few on super dupers when I was a kid. Lots of casting into rivers......

[Chromer]

I've heard Thomas Buoyant are trout murderers, so i picked one up. Many people swear by them.

[ncwflounderer]

I like the thomas bouyant spoons. they cast well, and have an action that can drive fish crazy

[schu7498]

You can find tasmanian devils at cabelas and sportco. I think they made thier first appearance in new zealand.

[obryan214]

mepps aglia
triple teaser
flatfish

[Ball_Gawd]

That tasmanian devil is a sexy lil beast. I may have to try it.

[Chromer]

I've seen them, but never tried them.

[strider43]

My favorites are:
Olive Kerry special trolled behind a small dodger.
Green Rooster tail spinner.
wedding components installed over a fly.

[FlyGirl]

Thanks, yeah, they did start out in New Zealand by an Australian maker. Going to have to try some this year. Also, I think I need to print this all out and go shopping!!

[Chromer]

Does anyone else throw various spoons? If i'm not trolling, I think this method works awesome. Kastmasters are really hard to beat.

[G-Man]

If you are looking to cast gear for trout, don't forget about the Water Bubble/Water Float. Put your favorite fly or light weight spoon or spinner a few feet behind one, fill it with water and let it rip. Especially useful on alpine lakes when you want to get some distance on your casts.

[Chromer]

Very true. Works great with flys

[natetreat]

Cow bell, kastmaster and rapalas.

[Chromer]

There's a "knock off" of the kastmaster called the Johnson Splinter. It's the same shape, with better hooks, for a dollar or so less money.