Lures are designed to catch trout. What lure to use is really depending on what lure best works for the fisherman. There are quite a number of lures abounded and one type of them is spinners.

Spinners got their name as these types of lures have one or more blades spinning when the lure is in motion. This is of course to attract fishes as the lure itself mimics small fishes of prey for the trout. Spinners have more than one blade that spins around a safety shaft. Some fisherman place animal hair on the spinner lure to make it much more irresistible for trout's not to take a bite into. This will also create the impression that the lure is a small ailing animal and an easy prey for them.

The spoon lure is also frequently used to catch them big fishes. These lures are oblong and shaped like a spoon. It is concave with shiny chrome or paint finish and a hook for retrieval. These types of lure looks very similar to bait fish and are often used trolled behind a moving vessel. Scented plastic worms are sometimes attached to this lure as this will attract more fishes for a good haul of the day.

Rooster tails are also popular for trout fishing as this type of lure also gets the job done in raking the catch. Simple and solid, this lure has an eye to hook your swivel. The wire shafts are very sturdy and a number of fishermen will tell you that they haven't had a rooster tail break in all their years of fishing. The lure also resembles fish scales and the body has a long slender cylindrical tube varying in shape, color and quality. Rooster tails have ten different sizes and over ninety colors. If you want every size of lure in every color, bringing in around 900 rooster tail spinner tails for a fishing trip is a BAD idea. At most, stick to the rooster tails that are efficient and effective and have netted you the most catch. All sorts of fish will hit on a Rooster tail so don't be surprised if you're trying to catch a trout and a Large Mouth Bass will hammer your lure instead.

In sum, you can purchase, collect and use wide arrays of lures depending on their type, shape, size, color, texture and etc. but if you are not using the right lure the right way for the right season, chances are, you will still go home empty handed after spending much on your equipment for your tackle box and having sunburn fishing all day. In spring, trout's are hanging at the bottom of the river after a season of hibernation during winter. It is best to use a lure not too light for the fish to pass under and one that is not too heavy to get caught between rocks and those twigs underneath. This short stuff about trout fishing should help you get the job done so get out there and net that nasty fish for dinner. If you're into duck hunting, sorry buddy but you just found and finished a wrong read.