[fishinguitars]

What is your go to method for certain species.......

Rainbow Trout-Kastmasters, Colorado's, Thomas boyants, and Bait
Brown Trout- Rapala's
Brookies - Small dry flies
Largemouth bass- Zara Spook, Senko, Texas rigged worm
Smallmouth bass-Crawdad cranks
Northern Pike- Zara Spook, Swimbaits
Tiger Muskies-Find Hatchery
Walleye-Live bait
Channel cats- Chicken Liver and cutbait
Carp- Corn and bread.
Bluegill and perch-small piece of nightcrawler

 

[slayerfish]

All trout:kasty's,bouyants,egg sacs,worms,suckermeat.
Wally's,perch,bass:minnows,worm,plastics.
Catfish:minnows,suckermeat.

 

[hammer]

Trout- 2 or 3 in tubes, rainbow rapalas, wollys, midge nymphs
Smallies- 4 in senko watermelon, crawdad tube or bomber
crankbait, spook or storm chug bug, rogues in spring.
Larrys- Skirted jig w/ Yamo twin tail grub trailer (cinnamon)
Green pumpkin tube, timber tiger crank, white spinner bait,
Skitter walk.
Walleye- Rogues, Perch rapala, jig head w/nightcrawler.
Pike -all of the above.
Don't normally fish for the other species unless I'm fishing with Kids and using bait. Then it's worms or Nitro bait.

 

[Grumpa]

I'm probably the least experienced of anyone on the forum but here's what it is so far.
Rainbows: tubes
Cutbows: tubes
Brookies: tubes
Brownies: tubes
Walleyes: tubes
LM bass: tubes
SM bass: tubes
Perch: tubes
Crappie: tubes
Bluegill: tubes
Many of the above catches could be best described as significantly undersized.

 

[Walking Eagle]

Grumpa, I bet I know what your Christmas list looks like.

 

[hammer]

Another tube brother !
I've caught walleye and pike on them too.
A sure fire way to scare up fish in heavy pressured or finicky conditions: A two inch tube on a 1/16 or 1/32 jig head in green pumpkin, craw, or smoke.
4 lb test mono on an ultralight setup.
That will find the fish then you can go to heavier tackle
if they will cooperate. If not, rack up the numbers on the little stuff. Big fish will bite them too.
I've used this technique to locate finicky bass in tournaments and it's pretty succesful.

 

[basshunter]

Largemouth: mister twister purple plastic worms, whole nightcrawlers
Smallmouth: 3"mister twister curly tails brwn/chart., whole nightcrawlers
Rainbows: panther martins, thomas boyants
Browns: Rapalas, 1/4 silver spoons, whole nightcrawlers
brookies: worms
Kokanee: 3/0 treble hook (jigging seems to trigger the bite)
wipers: the biggest live bait I can buy