How To Trout Fish
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what is the best type of cheese to use for trout fishing?and how do i use it? Do i ball it up?
Velveeta’ be the best. Haven’t used it in a long time but, as Triple*B mentioned formin’ it into balls is the way ta’ go. Again haven’t used it in awhile, however think that one can shape it into the ball form by placin’ a small portion in the palm of your hands and with applying pressure move your hands in a circular motion (know this can be done with Power Bait so don’t see any reason it would not hold true with Velveeta). Place some Split Shot about 18-20 inches above your hook (sizes 8, 10 or single egg hooks will do the trick). What I use ta’ do first is thread a small cocktail Marshmelow (tiny ones) on hook up to eye (Vellveeta don’t float but the Marshmellow does) then simply push hook inta’ cheese makin’ sure hook is completely concealed and there ya’ have it. Might add that Marshmellow with the cheese be an extra treat for them. Hope this helps ya’ out 
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Split Shot weight:
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Single Egg Hook:
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Note: I never do but, one can use small treble hooks...
Treble Hook:
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