[Steve Arries]

Hi

Any advice welcome on what lures you would use to fish for sea trout and how you would work those lures.

Many thanks

 

[Iestyn Jones]

hi steve are you fishing the salt or freshwater? and will you be throwing fluff or plastic?

 

[Steve Arries]

Sorry - should have explained, it is a saltwater estuary, with a very fast current, and I would be looking at plastic or spinners

 

[Iestyn Jones]

lots of options to try. flying c`s, irish minnows,devon minnows, rapala countdowns and floating in 7cm and 11cm sizes to name but a few!!! cast them square (12 o`clock) or across and down (1-3 o`clock) sinking raps, irish minnows, flying c`s etc can also be cast upstream to get the lure down to the reqd depth. fast deep water may require bouncing betty`s and devon minnows, or you could fish worm, prawn or even flies on this method. loads of options theese are just a dew proven ones!!!

 

[Dr.Thomas k]

I like the falkfish spöket 18g for sea trout fishing from the shore in the eastsea...



Thomas

 

[Rob F]

Been spinning for Salmon and Sea Trout in Cumbrian estuaries since I was a kid, the smaller sized Abu Tobies in silver or copper always did well but now I've become more of a tart the Abu Tormentors or Press Bait Fusions do quite well. Medium paced retrieve with a "kick" now and again works for me.

 

[pat connolly]

steve i just got a sea trout on this lure last saturday its a p-boy casting jig by tackle house

 

[kevin white]

try the float and jig techniques, using marabou jigs in 1/32oz- 1/8 oz depending on current, or colorado blade spinners under a float, faster the current larger the blade,

kev

 

[Steve Arries]

Thanks for your replies guys, some advice i have been given off the forum is to use a Maria Viva Parade Lure, with a fast retrieve keeping the lure in the top 1 metre of water, with the occasional twitch.