Monster wrote:
Salmo Hornets 2cm and 4cm. Curly tails, no 0,1 inline spinners
Sorry, didn't read properly. This is for the kurper
First prize is a weightless or small mojo fluke as cranky discribed.My personal favorite colours are watermelon gold and water melon red flake and Junebug( No surprizes there)
Let is sink twitch it, let it sink twitch it ens This is to get the reaction strike
Or a very slow retrive with stops ever couple of meters. The rule is if you think you are fishing to slow slow down some more. This works in cold water, clean water and when fish are under pressure or off the bite.
Second Prize: Try a lipless crank, with red an blue markings, or one that looks like a baby bass( green with darker tripes). I love the Spro ones the Jr is a better size for my taste. Chuck it past a piece of structure. Let it sink and just retrive it slowly with stops often. Cast it in the same spot again and let it sink give it a quick jerk with the rod and let it sink. Continue until iets back. Cast again on the same spot and trawl it back making sure you can feel the vibration in the rod tip.
If you cannot see any visable structure draw a watch on the water cast three time on evry hour andd then move to the next area. Being methodical lets you cover water more effectively if stucture isnt't visable. The retrives above will entice most fish and you will soon learn which one works.
Third prize spinner baits. Use the same retrive techniques as described above until you know what gets the fish. Also use the clock method. If the area is under pressure, visable structure will be fished extensively causing fish to move to structure you cannot see.
