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That's a good idea, thanks for sharing that tip! Here is a more detailed video I put together with some other tips and tricks: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html

These can work for many other fish too like bass, sunfish, crappie, etc!

Some fish are picky about the presentation, it helps to have the hook right between the tail to keep it balanced but I'm sure it doesn't have to be perfect to catch some fish.

Great, thanks for sharing your experience with us, those are good ideas!

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Thanks for the tips! Your technique of bringing the hook out right before the tail sounds good and something I would like to test out. The official site says bringing the hook out at the split of the tail here: czcams.com/video/TMVvE3PXRzw/video.htmlsi=ujjyYfw5gG9Ga8m_&t=197 It sounds like you have some really good techniques though! Thanks!

Wow, thanks for the offer, I'll let you know if I'm out that way and have some time to fish :)

That's sounds like a good idea that will work well, thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the comment, I was cracking up so much when it happened and hoped I caught everything on camera, it was a fun lazy Sunday with my son searching for golf balls... thanks for the note. The full video is here: czcams.com/video/RanuqRLW0pQ/video.html

Thanks for the note I appreciate it! I'll have to check out your channel when I get back from my travels

Wow that's great! Yes it does work for different types of fish, thanks for letting us know!

Yes the trout magnet hooks are weighted

Thanks for letting us know of your experience Mark. There is a larger 3.5 lb version of this but yeah, it may not be big enough for your sailboat, I'm not sure without testing. This seemed to do well with vessels like Kayaks, Paddleboards, Jet Ski's and canoes. Thanks!

Have you tried using a split shot with them? Here is a more detailed video I put together with some tips and tricks: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html

Here is a more detailed video I put together that will show you the full video for trout magnet tips and tricks that may help? Sometimes switching colors or adding a work or salmon egg onto them helps: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html Hope your fishing season goes well!

@@jamminjamyoutdoors4385 i'll have a look! Shortly after buying the trout magnet stuff, I went onto solely fly fishing, but I could sink some of these under an indicator (bobber) on the end of my fly line to see how they do. I primarily fish the provo river, the fish here have seen everything invented to catch fish and are extremely hard to fish now. Its common to go out for 5 or 6 hours and only have 2 fish in the net.

Wow! Provo River, I'm sure it is beautiful out there! Good luck on your season, let us know if you have any luck! :)

That is a good question @dougharlow6037. I wish I talked about this in the video but didn't think about it at the time. So the pockets actually have a hole in the bottom so longer handles can fit through them. It is a nice snug fit to secure them even better. Thanks for that question! :)

This was probably 4lb test

I have this other video here with different ways to use them that may help you? Check it out here: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html

Hmmm... @OneManTagTeam, I'm not sure off the top of my head? I will have to take a look and let you know since it's been a while since I've had it out. I couldn't find any info about it online as well.

You can use any weight needed but here I'm using a split shot weight a little larger than a BB and a little smaller than a pea if that makes sense? It's good to have an assortment pack like this: amzn.to/3K6hDe1 (affiliate link)

That is a good point. Some loops on the shoulder straps would be useful as well, thanks!

I do like that American Flag that comes on the bag :)

@CJaimesMusic, Thanks for this tip, I'm excited to try that, I really appreciate it! :)

Awesome thanks @BrawnyCal!

Yes, they do!

@@jamminjamy ok, thanks!

Thanks for the note. When I get back home I will try and see if I could weigh the bag so I can let you know. I believe it is around 5 lbs. Hope you're fishing season is going well.

Thanks for the note. Yes, those rooster tails work great!

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Great, thanks for the notes @nicholesnyder7672, we can't wait to get out again! :)

@placescott2316, thanks for the note, good luck with your relic hunting! :)

Thanks for the note Jonathan! Yes, I'm sure it will be good memories for years to come. Much better than spending time on the sofa! :)

Oh Wow! I had no idea, thanks for letting me know and for watching! :)

There are a few things you can do. You could use lighter fishing line, like 2-6 lb monofilament line. Your fishing rod and reel should be balanced for casting lighter tackle/lures like this. You can add some split shots or weights to your line about 12 inches above the trout magnet, or you can fish it below a bobber which will give you some casting weight. Does anyone else have any tips? If so, please let us know :)

You know you can add weights to things, right?

Cool, thanks for the info! Yes, we are looking forward to going back to that area, we may try walking along the Susquehanna while fishing to see if we can find anything :)

Thanks for the comments. I think it depends on the location and what the trout in your area are feeding off of. They won't work every time and in every condition but sometimes when the trout are in the mood for them they work well.

Yes, they are very versatile with different fish, thanks for the comment!

That's awesome! What state are you fishing in? By the way... I do art on the side and here is some sun fish artwork I just posted on my Esty shop :) www.etsy.com/shop/jamminjamy/?etsrc=sdt

@@jamminjamyoutdoors4385 New York and I’ll have to check out the page

That seems like a great idea and would be very cool to try out. Thanks for sharing the tip! :)

Not yet, my son didn't try this year since he was away for the season. He got close to one last year with his bow in an open field, I think it would have some potential in high grass.

Here is a more detailed video I put together that will show you different techniques: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html

Brian, that is a good question. I'm not sure of any physical stores in Durban, but you can check online here at Amazon and see if they will ship there. I think they ship certain eligible products: urlgeni.us/amzn/fishing-backpack (affiliate link)

Thanks for the comment and for sharing that tip! I'll have to try it sometime! :)

It's interesting to find the best color because that changes with the conditions. Sometimes they won't bite on one color but than they will bite when you switch colors. I usually start with a brown, white or pink.

@adamstreetboyzz I have a longer video here with some different strategies to try, take a look, some of them may help: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.htmlsi=z2l7aVFFzbwIcPQp&t=184

It's the same thing. It's a weighted hook and a soft plastic.

You can fish them like that, you can also let them drift on the bottom and let the current take them down, you can fish them off a float, etc. I talk about some strategies in this video where I even show how I add worms and salmon eggs to them: czcams.com/video/UYVRGelWT_U/video.html