I would like to fish for lake trout using cowbells. How are they rigged?

Answer 1

The hardest part is keeping the cow from tipping the boat over!!

Answer 2

trout would be on the factors of a lake, the place the drop offs are. besides the fact that if that's sunny i could advise a carolina rig with a 2 to 5 foot chief, based what the fish go with, and besides the fact that if that's overcast a pair of two to 5 foot chief decrease than a bobber. on the carolina rig verify your bait floats, whilst you're employing a working laptop or computer virus basically upload a marshmallow, and whilst employing a bobber verify your bait sinks, and attempt kastmasters and little cleos retrieving them at different speeds. use a 2-4lb line for you chief. use mono, no longer flurocarbon

Answer 3

now you talkin my game i live in mass and when gets cool 60 degrees and under,place bell on tip of rod you can all so use a big bobber or float placed on your line pull down the the bobber so when the fish takes off the bobber will move up,our your bell will go off good luck

Answer 4

I do know what you are talking about but haven't any experience with them - I know they are tied inline with your spoon but I don't know how long a leader or whether to use swivels or if anything changes for downriggers. Hope you get an eastern guy who knows instead of my midwestern catfish friends here lol.

Answer 5

you can use any type of bell. Just tape or stick it some how to the tip of your pole. just make sure your line doesn't get cought in it...i do that for cat fishing...