Adapting To Post Front Conditions For Big Trout

Winter is a time of year we all look forward to for catching bigger trout, but it doesn't come without it's challenges. One of the challenges of winter fishing is post front conditions when it can be a challenge to get the trout to bite. Capt Wayne does a great job of explaining the conditions he's dealing with the day after a cold front blows in and the adjustments he makes to try and get one of these bigger trout to bite. Patience and adjustments paid off with several good trout being caught.
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Thank you for sharing

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Great videos

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Excellent guidance on conditions and presentation

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That baby wig-a-lo
looks great👍🏻

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awesome video buddy,always looking forward to seeing y’all’s videos👍🏼

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What does the term high pressure mean? And what are the effects it has on fishing?

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Great video as always, but can yall PLEASE stop with the constant slow-motion shots when the trout is shaking its head. It's becoming overkill. We all know what a splashing fish 2 feet away from an angler looks like. Lol

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