Four Ways to Troll for Trout, Salmon, Crappies, Walleyes, and Northern Pike

Trolling through summer's heat can be the best way to connect with more fish more often. Fish that were concentrated near the surface or in springtime shallows have now gone deeper or spread more widely in a lake's open waters. No other method can present an array of lures at such a variety of depths as trolling, while covering such a broad swath of water. But there's more to trolling than simply dragging a lure behind a boat. A variety of trolling methods targeted to particular kinds of fish can radically boost your score. Here are the four best ways to rig up.

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