What's going on everybody? Welcome to another video. Today we are going to be covering my trout fishing setup. Now this is gonna be a quick video just because there's not a whole lot going on here. What I like in my trout setups is a longer rod. This is a 6-6 medium light action. We would actually technically use this for Senka, whose Ned rigs, stuff of that nature. This is technically a bass rod. But the reasons I like this is longer rod, you can definitely cast a lot further. So when I'm on big creeks like Penn's Creek up north or the little Juniata places like that I can bomb these spenders way out there further than what the fly fisherman can cast and how a lot further than what a 4-foot 6 ultra light can cast. I also have a 2500 size diode reel on here. I do not recommend these. They only last about a year for me. That's with pretty heavy usage. But again they only last a year and I would expect real stuff to last a little bit longer than that. I do upkeep my stuff pretty well. But yeah 2500 size maybe a little smaller to a 2000. I like a bigger reel just because it holds more line. Now I am trying to bomb these spinners as far as I can and cover as much ground as humanly possible. Now let's get to the business side of things. My line. I like 10 to 15 pound braided line. I know that is overkill. I'm not using the braided line because I think I'm going to catch a 10 or 15 pound trout. I know that's not ever probably going to happen. I don't like losing these darned spinners. So I like having a braided line that's heavy enough that when I get into the trees I have a fighting chance of getting my spinner back. At the end of the braided line I have a ball bearing swivel. Very small. I don't know the exact size of this one. I like to keep it obviously very small. After that I have 10 pound fluorocarbon. Again I know it's overkill. You would use that for bass fishing. I know. I'm not using it because I think I need that much strength. I'm trying to not lose my spinners and that's why I use fluorocarbon because it's clear in the water. Coming down at the end I have my spinner. This is a size 6 Panther Martin. It used to be black and yellow but it seems as though all the colors are gone and now I just have a lead colored spinner with a gold blade on it. But that is my setup. This is what I use to catch all my fish. If I could I go to a seven foot rod. I feel as though I can cast more accurately and I definitely know I can cast further with a rod like this. So hopefully this changes your ideas of only using a light action rod or an ultra light rod for trout. I get it. It's a lot of fun to use that stuff. But I'm trying to put numbers of fish in the net as much as possible especially when I'm making these videos. That's why I like using this because I know if I cover more ground and essentially well technically cover more water I have a better chance of catching more fish for the videos that I made. So if you guys enjoyed this video please leave a like down below. It helps my videos reach more people. If you like these kinds of setups I highly recommend them guys give them a chance especially if you already have bass fishing gear just give them a rod like this a chance. I cast these very accurately and I cast them very far. I can outcast just about anybody on the water by a long shot. So thank you guys so much for watching and until next time peace.