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Trout Fishing Lures

Posted by: heavy on November 26th, 2007

I used to love Apex trout and Salmon lures back in the day. Here is an example of why I liked the fishing and the lure action of them and how they look under water. Most people do not have a clue on how their baits run when connected to Downriggers or Dipsy Diver type planners. Taking underwater video seems extreme, but take a look at what these types of lures look like when fished.
The beginning of this video of fishing with a Apex lure for Salmon then other type of lures follow. Video is 01:34 minutes long.

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Trout Fishing Video

Posted by: heavy on November 15th, 2007

I will have to admit that some times writing an article seems to long or to short based on the story. Thank goodness for video and places like Youtube where showing off your work or hobby can be really cool. I look at quite of few fishing videos and every once in a while, I find one that really fits my web site and passion, fishing. Seeing the adventure on video makes the story even that much better and well lets be honest, TRUE!
Here is another great trout fishing video set up that I would love to have at my lake house. Looks like a underwater camera placed in a small cove or channel viewing some nice rainbow and brown trout swimming and feeding. I personally know of some biologist that would like to have this type of setup on our trout fishery, Lake Jocasee, in South Carolina. Check out this video and let me know what you think.

Google map of Lake Jocassee

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Trout Fishing - 3lb Brown trout

Posted by: Moonpie on November 12th, 2007

Went trout fishing on November 3rd, 2007 for Rainbow & Brown trout to try and get a leg up on the competition. Our trout season is just getting stared this month and it is time for me to find the fish. Set out early this morning to try to locate some trout since our first tournament is November 17th, 2007. The Jocassee Outdoor Center puts these tournaments on every year starting in November ending in April. Below is a 5 minute video clip of some of the action to see this year. Just hope the fishing trout gods our with us again this season when it counts. Fishing for these trout can be very humbling and that is not including the weather during the winter months. Lake Jocassee can be the most beautiful and most dangerous lake I have fished. But hooking one of its treasures can make it all worth while. More to come on the tournaments and this lakes challenges.