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1. • • Herring, minnows, and sand shrimp are popular live bait choices, whereas hoochies, spoons, plugs, and large salmon spinners are good “starter” lures. Basically, you’re looking for anything that gives off a lot of vibration and flash.
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   What are the best salmon trolling lures?

   • Some of the best salmon trolling lures to use for this include plugs, crankbaits, big inline spinners, hoochies, or spinners rigged in front of hoochies. When to use it: The flasher rig can be used in pretty much any situation where salmon can be caught by trolling.

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   What fish can you troll?

   • The most common fish you can troll are salmon, bass, and trout. If you want a successful salmon trolling trip, there are a few items you need to have in your fishing gear arsenal. A typical salmon trolling setup includes a flasher, leader line, rods, and hooks. You can use flashers to troll salmon. These devices look like rubber pads with two ends.

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   What are the best salmon rigs for bank fishing?

   • Let’s start by looking at the best salmon rigs for bank fishing. These are most often used for salmon fishing in rivers, but can also be used from piers and other locations where salmon come close to the shore. The slip bobber is the best rig for salmon fishing in rivers, and can be adjusted in size and weight to suit the strength of the current.

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   What is the best lure for a coho salmon?

   • Coho salmon: Our lure choice for coho salmon is very similar to king; hoochie squids are the best for trolling in the ocean, while smaller herring and green spoons work best in bays and river inlets. Kokanee salmon: Kokanee salmon love biting small spoons and spinners with spots on them.

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3. sportfishingbuddy.com › hoochie-rig-for-salmonHoochie Rig for Salmon (Setup & How-to Guide with Pictures)

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   Sep 10, 2023 · A salmon hoochie rig consists of a plastic hoochie squid rigged with either a single hook or two tandem hooks, and is most often used as an artificial trolling lure to target salmon, but also works well for kokanee, halibut, trout, lingcod and rockfish. A hoochie setup for salmon is almost always trolled with a flasher rig.

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   Coho salmon: Our lure choice for coho salmon is very similar to king; hoochie squids are the best for trolling in the ocean, while smaller herring and green spoons work best in bays and river inlets. Kokanee salmon: Kokanee salmon love biting small spoons and spinners with spots on them.

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6. troutandsteelhead.net › trolling-for-salmonTrolling For Salmon: A Complete How-To Guide To DIY

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   Feb 27, 2024 · In this comprehensive guide on catching salmon while trolling, I will explore the different Salmon species and the best lures for each, top trolling spots, speed, depth, gear, and best times of the year. The Salmon Species You Can Troll For. A huge silver Lake Michigan Salmon caught by John from Get Bent Guide Service in Michigan.

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   • How Do You Rig For Salmon Fishing?
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   • What Are The Best Salmon Rigs?

   The 9 best rigs for salmon are: 1. Slip bobber rig 2. Spinner rig 3. Plunking rig 4. Bottom bouncing rig 5. 3 way rig 6. Flasher rig 7. Hoochie rig 8. Meat rig 9. Mooching rig The first four setups on this list are salmon rigs for shore fishing, while the other five rigs are for salmon trollingand boat fishing. Keep in mind that you don’t necessari...

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   Let’s start by looking at the best salmon rigs for bank fishing. These are most often used for salmon fishing in rivers, but can also be used from piers and other locations where salmon come close to the shore.

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   While trolling rigs are designed for salmon fishing from a moving boat, you can also catch salmon from a boat that’s drifting, or at anchor, but this type of salmon fishing set up requires using a mooching rig.

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   The best all around salmon fishing rig for bank fishing is the slip bobber rig, while the best salmon rig setup for trolling is the flasher rig combined with a herring rigged on a meat rig. With that being said, however, the best rig to use for salmon fishing depends on where you’re fishing, and what species of salmon you’re targeting. In general, ...

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Depending on how many rod holders your boat has, you’ll usually be able to set up anywhere from 2–6 trolling rods. You can find your rod holders on your vessel’s gunwales. Most Salmon trolling enthusiasts recommend opting for specific trolling rods that are on the longer side, as this lets you spread your lines as far from the boat as ...

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    Sep 5, 2023 · Plugs: Back trolling plugs for salmon is a tried-and-true approach due to the enticing wobbling motion that entices salmon strikes. When fishing plugs, the best lures are Kwikfish K13 to K16, Flat Fish, Mag Lips, Brad’s KillerFish, and even Lyman plugs or Brad’s Super Cut Bait Plug.

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    May 16, 2022 · What Is the Best Trolling Speed for Salmon? The best trolling speed for salmon should be around 1.5 to 3.5 mph. But it all depends on your setup. You can release the lure for a couple of feet and check how well it swims to adjust the speed.