Trout Fishing Worms | How To Set Up Bobber & Worm For Trout Fishing Lakes Or Ponds

Trout fishing with worms is one of the best ways to catch any species of trout. Nightcrawlers are usually the worm of choice when targeting rainbow trout or any other trout for that matter. Trout fishing with bobber and worms in lakes or ponds is pretty simple to do. All you need is a basic spinning setup, a bobber, hooks, and some nightcrawlers or mealworms. In this video Addicted Guide Jordan Knigge talks about the entire trout fishing setup. Jordan shows you how to rig the bobber and worm setup and how to be successful when trout fishing with the worms. If your interested in getting out trout fishing at all feel free to message us and we can get you link up with Addicted Guide Jordan Knigge. Jordan can actually get you out on the water to do some trout fishing with worms and bobbers and many other techniques.

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[AddictedFishing]

Thanks for watching Addicts! We have a lot more trout videos coming, so please give us your suggestions of trout videos you want to see in the future, were making these videos for you!! See you on the river - Marlin 🤘🎣

[mattentwistle]

I’m a new angler and Jordan has no idea but he’s taught me literally everything I know about fishing. I’m way more confident and FAR more addicted than I was before finding this channel. Thank you for hooking me!!

[heidycastro]

best and easiest videos after other videos i watched I’m a single mother or two and I’m trying to go fishing with my knees and my two daughters. I have no clue how to do it, but I was so many videos and this is the easiest so far I think you so much I wish I found it sooner.

[SPECIALIZEDpCROMO]

I like these simple tutorials, but i would enjoys seeing you guys catching fish with the set ups. Like a casual fishing day type video. Great videos all around though.

[nyfaniloandrianjafy]

You can't get any more old school than that. This is the simplest setup for a lot of fishes but so effective

[therosses]

I've been fishing for almost 55 years and never thought to wrap my line around the bobber clasps a few times! I think of my dad and grandpa every time I grab worm for bait. :-)

[michaelchomin]

Very good clear demonstration! So many other posters' videos are titled "How to Catch Trout" and then we see quick cuts of them just reeling in fish after fish with no demo on rigging, no advice, etc. Thank you!

[frankiefernandez]

One of the best tutorials on this setup I've seen....thanks ...I'm subscribing

[agiantcubit]

Man your vid is almost a yr old and still one of the most clear cut but not watered down tutorials. Informative without being overbearing nice balance for an intro vid. Thanks for the quality content! Looking forward to watching more SUB’D

[sakiozkaran]

One of the best instructional channel. Thanks for sharing.

[benandres]

People including me make fishing seem so technical and complicated at times and it certainly can be. Video just reminded me that all you really need to get by is what u started with: a bobber and worm

[Km_Jong_Wick]

10lb. mainline for stocked trout is overkill. 4-6lb will do the job just fine and increases the fun factor. Glad to see you guys switching gears a bit!

[mariofilippi]

Never fished for trout before but after watching your video I will start. Thanks.

[hakanyldz]

We’re happy with the bobbers. Haven’t fished in years, and worked as well as I remember years ago catching fish.

[SledorFish]

Sea-run cutthroat fishing in coastal streams with small spinners, spoons, or flies. I'm just getting my nephew into fishing and we had a blast doing this. Keep the videos coming. It is nice to see our northwest fisheries well represented on Youtube.

[Twilliams]

Glad I found your video! Finally a video that teaches basic live bait pole setup. I've been trying to find a video like this for a couple of days and most of them were using fishing lingo that I never heard of. Mostly for pros. I'm not pro by no means at all. As of matter of fact, I haven't been fishing in about 3 years because of frustration of not catching fish. I actually didn't know that you had to tie both ends of the bobber...LOL. You get a like from me on this one!

[reggie]

Just want to thank you for the information as i am a beginner trying to learn how to catch trout. I have caught a 500lb marlin back home in hawaii. But never fished this way before so i am very happy for your sharing these good information

[johngates]

A good refresher course. I use the same exact method . I fish in sloughs that as a Farmer told me havent been fished in 40 years. He gave me the ok to fish there..
Thx again for the video!

[harley.mason]

Hey I am almost 10 years old and I grew up in the south and I love fishing hunting and All most really anything this really helped me learn how to bait and put my bober on to help my father then again thank you I am subscribing

[SasquatchTX]

Definately old school. The bobbers I use have changed, but the general rig is the same. Round bouy bobbers gave way to more streamlined floats by Aero or Thill, downsized versions of those I use when steelheading. The tall, thin floats or quill style floats give less resistance to the fish and better bite detection for light biters. But I still use small shot to balance the float, and either a micro jig, a fly, or a worm (usually soft plastic these days) - and that Celilo is a great inexpensive rod. I have owned a bunch of them over the years. My son broke my last one. My favorite is the 7'6" light power for 4-10lb line. I paired mine with a Shimano Sienna reel and 4lb Trilene most of the time.