Freshwater

Trolling

Trolling is one of the most effective ways to cover water and consistently target suspended or roaming fish. By presenting lures at precise depths and speeds, anglers can efficiently locate active fish while covering large areas of lakes and reservoirs. Trolling excels for species like walleye, salmon, trout, and striped bass that often roam open water.

What you need for Trolling

  • Rod

    Trolling rods are designed to absorb the surges of hard-fighting fish while maintaining consistent pressure throughout the fight. Moderate actions provide the flexibility needed to handle strikes at trolling speeds and keep fish securely hooked.

    • 7'0" – 10'6" M–MH Power
    • Moderate Action
  • Reel

    Line counter reels are the preferred choice for many trolling applications because they allow anglers to precisely repeat productive presentations. Smooth drags, ample line capacity, and durable gearing are essential when targeting larger fish in open water.

    • Line Counter Size 300-400
    • High Capacity
    • Smooth Drag
  • Lure

    Crankbaits, spoons, plugs, and trolling flies are designed to cover water and maintain consistent action at varying speeds. Matching lure size, color, and running depth to conditions helps maximize strikes and keep baits in the most productive part of the water column.

    • Jigs
    • Jerkbaits
    • Plugs
    • Spoons
    • Flies