Panther Martin lures

[Utahutes]

Went and bought some panthèr Martin lures. I'm New to fishing with lures but really like the look of these lures. I bought the black and yellow and yellow and red 1/16 1/8 1/4. Wondering what other colors and sizes for trout .fish mostly streams rivers.

 

[Ultramepps]

Get small ones in gold and silver. Very effective. I always carry frog pattern in size 1. Always catch trout.

 

[Zoso]

Golds spinner with light colored tails have been working great for me this year. Maybe check out some small jerkbaits too...

 

[Fishpdx]

the gold blade ones size #1 are my favorite trout spinners , also works great on smallmouth bass and crappie.

 

[SiletzTroutKiller]

Black and Yellow with gold blade will work West OR East of the Cascades on Cutthroats, Rainbows, and Brookies. Wild or stocked fish. Even hooked a summer Steelhead on one once....don't ask how that ended

 

[Zoso]

While we are on the subject of lures and spinner what size do you guys like to use? I like 1/4th and 1/8th

 

[TheKnigit]

It depends on the body of water that I am fishing. Most of what I seem to toss are in the 1/8th range.

 

[BaldTexan]

The 1/8 in yellow has been pretty good to me for cutties and gold/silver for rainbows. The gold blade/black body 1/4 and 1/8 was pretty effective last season on summer steelhead early in the morning before the sunlight hit the water.

 

[plumbertom]

I like Panther-Martin spinners. Been using them for years.
You might also try Thomas Buoyant spoons.
I've found them particularly effective for trout here.

 

[troutdude]

you might also try thomas buoyant spoons.
I've found them particularly effective for trout here.

x 2!

 

[hobster]

You might also try Thomas Buoyant spoons.
I've found them particularly effective for trout here.

x3

I've had the most success with those while fishing for trout when I toss hardware. 90% of the time I fly fish for trout

 

[Bo Peep]

I like the 1/4 oz black and yellow with the red fuzz on the tail. The reason for the larger lure choice is the bigger hook fish don't tend to swallow them and I can easily release them unharmed.