lures and what there uses are

[lskiles]

Oh, my word. I found a lure, well it is not just a lure it is more of a system. It is the "Trout Magnet" from Lelund Lures. I fish the Trout magnet with the E-Z Float and it really works! The lake I most often fish has no trout to speak of, but lots of crappie and bluegill and they cannot resist the Trout Magnet. One of the things I love about it is that you tie the trout magnet to your line and position the E-Z Float about 12 to 16 inches above and you can tell if the lure is presenting well because as you twitch it if the float presents well the lure does also if the float tends to "sink" a little when you twitch it is an indication that the lure has some weeds on it or is tweaked in a way that does not let it drift well. Which helps me not to waste my time working a lure that is not attractive to the fish. I am fairly new to fishing trout and crappie and such. About 10 years ago I tried to fish for bass in Northern California, but now I am back home in Washington state and trying to catch some of what ever there is. When I was bass fishing one of my favorite lures (A.K.A. most successful) was the Hula Popper...gotta love the way they take a top water lure!
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