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swimbaitThu Dec-04-03 09:53 PM
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#3379, "Stocker Trout Trap Rig"


  

          

Some people have asked how to trap rig the stocker trout and I have been meaning to do the pics for a while but haven't sat down to do it. So here is the rig straight from the Thigpin bro's who make the bait. All you need is a short piece of heavy wire, two sleeves, a nice sharp 2/0 hook like gammie or owner and a pair of crimping pliers. Just crimp it down nice and hard and you are good to go.

http://calfishing.com/images/lures/stocker_trout/stocker_trout_side.jpg

http://calfishing.com/images/lures/stocker_trout/stocker_trout_bottom.jpg

  

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Carrot TopThu Dec-04-03 10:26 PM
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#3380, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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Nice Rob... always wondered how to do that. Any specific kind of heavy wire? Also where can you get it?
Just can't catch a world record on it.
Carrot...

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SWMB8RThu Dec-04-03 11:53 PM
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#3381, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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60 pound coated SevenStrand wire, AM9 sleeves and a 2/0 Owner and a crimping tool.

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JimmyFri Dec-05-03 02:22 PM
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#3382, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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Just wondering if anyone has tried to add another treble further back on the bait like you would with an osprey?

  

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SWMB8RFri Dec-05-03 03:01 PM
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#3383, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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Yep, It screws up the action and isn't needed.

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Carrot TopMon Dec-08-03 04:54 PM
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#3403, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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Would using braid work just as good as the wire. If not what are the advantages of the wire over braid...

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SWMB8RTue Dec-09-03 08:48 AM
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#3406, "RE: Stocker Trout Trap Rig"
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I know a lot of guys that use braid and swear by it. Personally Rod & Todd (that make the bait) have been doing it this way since the inception of the bait. I have never used the braid because of the confidence I have in the wire. I would rather have two crimps instead of two knots any day.

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