A primary food source for these fish is aquatic insects adrift in the current. In moving waters, trout like to hold in one spot and wait for the water current to bring food to them. Attach a small lead weight just above the hook to help the bait sink, and add a bobber 1 ½ to 3 feet above the hook. Start with a piece of worm or a little PowerBait or similar product on a bait hook.
Suspending bait under a bobber is a good way to fish for these trout. Techniques: Trout in stillwaters tend to be on the move, “cruising” the water looking for food. However, they require streams with clean gravel, complex habitat, and cool temperatures for spawning and rearing. Habitat: They can be found in cold rivers, creeks, and inland lakes. The pelvic anal, and dorsal fins have a white edge to them. Often their gill covers are pink as well. They are a silvery color with black spots on their backs and fins, and a pink band running down their sides. Features: Coastal rainbow trout are often residualized steelhead that spend their entire life cycle in fresh water, never migrating to sea.
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