Let's look at the fishing lures you want to use for jigging speckled trout: The Best Lures For Jigging Speckled Trout Jigging for speckled trout requires lures with a specific design to allow the technique to work, and must posses these qualities: must sink in the water column must be streamlined must have a single exposed hook A good example of such a lure would be a 3" soft plastic rigged onto a lead jighead, like what's hanging out of this trout's mouth: Just for fun, bad examples include, but are not limited to: spinnerbaits (too much surface area for current to grab) gold spoons (again, too much surface area) crankbaits (won't dive until you start retrieving) Believe me, if you find a red-hot bite, you can get speckled trout to bite anything, even deep diving crankbaits
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Frameless backpacks, such as the Osprey Daylite Plus, can be great too, especially if theyre a smaller capacity or have other supporting mechanisms such as a hipbelt
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One interesting finding of the studies is that hooks with non-offset points further reduce mortality