What lures work best for trout?
On One Hand: Top Trout Producing LuresTo catch more trout, western trout experts recommend Rapalas in black, gold and silver, Kastmasters in silver and gold, Thomas Buoyants in rainbow and gold, realistic-looking LuckyCraft and Owner minnow imitations and don’t forget an assortment of Tasmanian Devils in orange, chartreuse and brown.On the Other: Consider Lure Selection, CostsMany of the lures suggested by the experts work well in rivers and lakes, but depending on lure size, they may not be a good choice for skinny waters such as streams, small rivers and creeks. For these kinds of waters, make sure to use a floating, suspending or very light lure to avoid losing it. Snag a log with a LuckyCraft, and there goes $8 to $15.Bottom LineThe trick to fishing lures is to match the situation. Smaller versions of the top producers mentioned will work well in all applications, but an angler’s casting ability will be challenged. Heavier lures can be thrown farther but are no good in a shallow la
