Trout fishing with worms

"mary" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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He said you could not catch trout with worms.
Tom

One may catch trout on just about anything, worms, cheese, bread, liver, etc
etc. It is merely more elegant to do it with flies.

Definition of fishing = "A jerk on one end, waiting for a jerk on the other
end".

TL
MC

I did a pretty good job catching trout on worms ...meal worms.....power
bait.....spinners.....but go down to your local stream about 6 or 7:00 at
night without a rod you will see dimples on the water or splashy rises or
jumping trout the surely ain't going after worms.... catch one of the bugs
thats flying around your head thats what they are eating......over a season the
flyfisherman will catch more and bigger and better fish the a bait slinger will
IMHO


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

Mike wrote:snipOne may catch trout on just about anything, worms, cheese,
bread, liver, etc
etc. It is merely more elegant to do it with flies.

I gotta go with Mike on this one. Trout will eat anything catfish will.

Big Dale

I remember several years ago watchinf a fishing show where the host (can't
remember who) was fishing for trout in Conneaut creek in my home town,
Conneaut, Ohio. He was using live maggots. Don't know where he got them in
late February.

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"mary" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
SNIP
He said you could not catch trout with worms.
Tom

One may catch trout on just about anything, worms, cheese, bread, liver,
etc
etc. It is merely more elegant to do it with flies.

Definition of fishing = "A jerk on one end, waiting for a jerk on the
other
end".

TL
MC