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Folks,
I need some hope from your wisdom! I line in New Jersey and have enjoyed salt water fishing on those organized party boats. Lately I got into fresh water fishing at Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton. This man made lake is second largest in New Jersey and is supposedly stocked with all kinds of trout. I have read many many articles on the web and magazines about trout fishing. Most of these articles are very weak on the type bait used and the how deep you should go to fish. I have tried the following recommendations: a. Plastic lures (Various kinds) with a small sinker to go deep 30-40 feet: Did not work. Not even a bite b. Salmon eggs: They work but the fish are too smart. Besides the eggs easily fall off the hook. c. Earth worms: No bite. Did not know what depth I should go. d. Minnows: No bite. Did not know what depth I should go. f. Trout bait - Shiny yellow modeling clay type material. Lot of bites but the bait falls off. So, fellows, please put me out my misery and tell me the secret ot fresh water trout fishing! PLEASE!!!! Ash |
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