So ever 15 feet or so change the speed at which you wind it in. When retrieving you need to vary the speed at which it will swim. Gold/Silver/Trout patterns to start with and then move on to the brighter less natural ones. When it comes to color selection always try to start out using the more natural variations. Casting this way will enable you to cover as much water as possible from where you are standing. As you work your way along the bank try to cast in a fan like pattern. When fishing on a lake with a Kastmaster you can really get some distance from the shore. But not to fast as the faster you fish the lure the shallower it will swim. It needs to be quick enough for the Kastmaster to swim with its distinctive wiggle. The speed at which you retrieve the Kastmaster is very important. Once you have the lure in the correct area and depth then you need to retrieve it fairly quickly. This may require a little practice to get a feel for how quickly it sinks. Once the Kastmaster lure hit’s the water you can countdown to the required depth. When casting you will want to cast beyond the area that you are targeting.
Casting it over a pool or deep channel in a river during the summer months can be very effective. The heavier weight allows it to be worked deep on rivers and streams and from the shore on lakes. The Kastmaster lure for trout with it’s thick body is designed for casting good distances. Whether you are fishing a Kastmaster for trout on rivers or lakes it’s distinctive wobble can force a strike on those days when everything else fails. The Acme Kastmaster spoon is one of the all time classic trout fishing lures.
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