How Do You Catch A Big Trout With Crank Bait?
Trout are found in many streams and rivers across the United States. A favorite freshwater game fish of many anglers, trout are wary and often require stealth and particular lure presentation to trigger a strike. There are several popular lures used by many anglers for trout including inline spinners, spoons, live bait and natural bait such as corn. Crank bait is often times overlooked as a trout lure but can be very effective in certain situations. Survey the river or stream before fishing. Even small crank baits such as those used for river or stream trout will still dive down to depths of 2 or 3 feet. Look for areas of deeper water or pooling where a crank can be used. Cast the lure into the current of the river just above a deeper run or pool. Allow the crank to naturally swim down river with the current into the slower water. Turn the handle of the reel slowly and begin working the crank down and across the deeper water. Allow the crank to work with the current by using a slow and
