Trout Lures at PikeandPerch.eu

Trout Lures

Looking for the best trout lures around? Here you'll find a sharp selection of the most popular and effective lures for targeting trout.

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Ring Shrimp 2"
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<h2>Trout Fishing</h2><p>Trout fishing is hugely popular in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Even in the Netherlands there are many anglers who head out regularly to fish for trout. Are trout your number-one target species? Then you are in the right place. You'll find all the modern lures and bait for targeting trout. Our <strong>finesse lures</strong>, the micro baits, the mini plugs and all combination lures are real trout magnets in the water. The premium <strong>GTT trout spoons</strong> are extremely popular and effective.</p><h2>Which Lure Works for Trout?</h2><p>Among trout anglers, opinions often differ when it comes to lure choice. There is a section of trout anglers who prefer to fish with natural bait. For all experimentally minded natural bait anglers, you'll find the <strong>Berkley trout baits</strong> here. The Power Baits and trout doughs are by now well known - even to the trout themselves. Completely new are the <strong>Trout Pellets</strong> and the <strong>Waxies</strong>. If you want to specifically target large trout in future, our trout lures are always worth a try. The biggest trout we have caught came on small <strong>crankbaits</strong>, mini plugs and a well-chosen selection of finesse baits.</p><p><img src="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0548/9197/0669/files/Bachforelle-fangen-003kPcb6FCsujHM1.jpg" alt="Bachforelle fangen"></p><h2>Match Your Lure to the Water</h2><p>Choosing the right trout lure depends first and foremost on the water you're fishing. A large, deep reservoir calls for entirely different lures than a shallow, fast-flowing stream. Every experienced trout angler carries lure sets matched to the spot and, in some cases, sorted by season as well. With a solid base of trout lures, you will be well prepared for most situations.</p><p>For deep, still waters - and also for large rivers - the <strong>Fish Snax Drop-Shot Fly</strong> by Fox Rage is a highly effective trout lure. Trout chase large streamer flies and exceptional catches are possible at any time. You can fish these dense, weighted flies by trolling, with or without a float, or offer them vertically on a <strong>drop shot rig</strong>. A chunky perch can always join the party too.</p><p>If you prefer proper jig baits, the <strong>Berkley Pulse Spintail</strong> in the 5 g version is an excellent choice. The small spin tail jigs are still something of an insider tip for trout fishing. We caught many big perch on the early prototypes of these baits. Since the full launch, catch reports of large trout on the spin tail jigs have been coming in steadily.</p><h3>Plugs for Trout Fishing</h3><p><img src="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0548/9197/0669/files/blog_forellenseeTLxsLbRQEEMbL.jpg?v=1689154464" alt="Forellenköder"></p><p>For all fans of <strong>plugs</strong> for trout fishing, our top lure recommendation is the <strong>Salmo</strong> Hornets range. These mini plugs stand out with an enormous amount of detail and outstanding build quality. One of the Pike &amp; Perch team's favourite plugs from the brand is the <strong>Salmo Rattlin' Hornet</strong> in 3.5 cm in the Silver Blue Shad colour.</p><h3>Fishing with Spoons</h3><p>We now stock spoons from several quality brands. You can choose from light finesse spoons through to heavier spoons. The lighter spoons are ideally suited to small streams and typical trout lakes. The large, heavy spoons are the first choice for all big trout waters. Thanks to their distinctive shape, these larger spoons run effectively even in very strong currents.</p><p><strong>Here you can watch our tips on lure fishing for brown trout:</strong></p><p><iframe frameborder="0" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/881yDX8nAOM" width="560" height="315" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></p>

Frequently asked questions

Alongside the fly, spinners and small spoons have been among the top trout lures for decades. Small plugs and, increasingly, soft lures are also widely used.
Spoon is the English word for Löffel and simply refers to a spoon-shaped metal lure. Originally the term was used internationally for metal lures of all sizes. In recent years, however, it has become established as a specific term for small and very small trout spoons.
When trout fishing, you always have to expect a bite from an overly bold small trout, so it makes sense to fit trout lures with (barbless) single hooks. The hook hold is just as good and the fish suffer less injury.
Brown trout in particular often hold in deep holes and tight cover. It is therefore important that your lures get fishing straight away. Floating plugs are often past the spot before they reach the right depth.
Yes, very effectively. Small soft lures up to around 6 cm do a superb job of imitating the baitfish that trout prey on - such as bullheads - and are often hit with real aggression.