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Noble Fishing / Put & Take / Rainbow Trout Fishing

Buy your noble fishing gear here. Wide selection and all in one place.

When the ice is thick, it's a festive time for many anglers across the country. Whether you long to jig fish for char and grayling on a reindeer skin, compete in perch jigging with a vertical jig or mormyshka, or ice fish for pike and zander, we have everything from fishing equipment to warm boots. Here you'll find a large selection of ice augers, jigging rods, glowing hooks, sleds, and everything else you need for winter and your choice.
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Hook size is denoted by a number. The higher the number, the smaller the hook. Size 30 is a tiny hook, 4 is significantly larger. If there’s a zero after, e.g., 2/0, it’s even bigger. The higher the number before the zero, the larger the hook. We have a range from the smallest hook, size 30, to our largest, 18/0.
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Here, we’ve chosen to divide the lures into different weight groups, just as we’ve categorized rods into casting weight groups, to make it easier for you in this jungle.

Ultra-light includes the very lightest lures, often weighing just a few grams.

Light includes many of the lures used for perch fishing with smaller soft baits, small crankbaits, and spinners.

Light - Medium and Medium contain most common lures in the mid-weight class - spoons, crankbaits, spinners, and other lures intended for everything from sea trout to lighter pike fishing.

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Here, we’ve categorized the products based on which fish you want to hook. We’ve relied on what manufacturers specify, but also on experience of what usually works. The list could almost be endless, and many things work for more species than we’ve listed, so don’t be afraid to experiment.
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  1. Rapala Husky Jerk 12 cm [13 g]
    Rapala

    Husky Jerk 12 cm [13 g]

    RRP: 15 € Price: As low as 13.94 €
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  2. Myran Panter [3 g]
    Myran

    Panter [3 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 5.07 €
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  3. Myran Mira 6.5 cm [2 g]
    Myran

    Mira 6.5 cm [2 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 5.31 €
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  4. Myran Lilla My 6.5 cm [1.5 g]
    Myran

    Lilla My 6.5 cm [1.5 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 5.31 €
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  5. Myran Agat 6 cm [5 g]
    Myran

    Agat 6 cm [5 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 5.31 €
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  6. Blue Fox Vibrax Shad 4.5 cm [8 g]
    Blue Fox

    Vibrax Shad 4.5 cm [8 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 7.28 €
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  8. Remen Møre-Ungen Chili Pepper 3.5 cm [7 g]
    Remen

    Møre-Ungen Chili Pepper 3.5 cm [7 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 7.63 €
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  13. Kinetic Trickster [5-9 g] mix 5-pack
    Kinetic

    Trickster [5-9 g] mix 5-pack
    RRP: 11 € Price: As low as 9.49 €
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  14. Kinetic Multipack Spoon 5 [2.5-3.8 g] mix 5-pack
    Kinetic

    Multipack Spoon 5 [2.5-3.8 g] mix 5-pack
    RRP: 11.16 € Price: 9.49 €
  15. Westin Trout Blade chatterbait uv orange 2-pack
    Westin

    Trout Blade chatterbait uv orange 2-pack
    RRP: Price: As low as 4.60 €
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  18. Berkley PowerBait Trout Dough Natural Glitter [50 g]
    Berkley

    PowerBait Trout Dough Natural Glitter [50 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 6.85 €
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  19. Berkley PowerBait Trout Dough Glitter [50 g]
    Berkley

    PowerBait Trout Dough Glitter [50 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 6.85 €
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  22. Berkley PowerBait Power Flail 9 cm [4 g] 8-pack
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    PowerBait Power Flail 9 cm [4 g] 8-pack
    RRP: Price: As low as 6.85 €
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  23. Berkley PowerBait Power Leech 5 cm [2.2 g] 12-pack
    Berkley

    PowerBait Power Leech 5 cm [2.2 g] 12-pack
    RRP: Price: As low as 6.85 €
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  24. Abu Garcia Toby Jointed [10 g]
    Abu Garcia

    Toby Jointed [10 g]

    RRP: Price: As low as 6.09 €
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Put and Take Fishing

By Put and take fishing, we usually mean salmon-like fish that hold high value for sport fishing. Rainbow trout, trout, grayling, and char are typical species referred to when talking about noble fish and fishing for them. Rainbow trout is mainly found in Put & Take waters, while the other mentioned species are often found in mountain regions.

Fishing for rainbow trout is an enjoyable activity, especially for new anglers. Across the country, there are Put & Take waters where rainbow trout are regularly stocked. These lakes do not offer guaranteed catches, and sometimes, particularly when the rainbow trout have been in the lake for a long time, they can be difficult to entice. However, in most cases, rainbow trout are eager to bite and put up a strong fight, making them a highly valued sport fish.

Trout, char, and grayling are commonly found in mountain waters, and fishing for these species often provides fantastic experiences in nature and angling. Additionally, all noble fish have excellent culinary qualities, which is a great bonus.

Equipment for Noble Fishing

Spinning or fly fishing are the most common methods for noble fishing. For spinning, light rods about 6-7 feet long with a suitable casting weight are recommended. These rods offer precision and flexibility when targeting smaller but agile fish. Fly fishing is also a highly effective method, especially in rivers and streams where these fish naturally thrive.

When choosing gear, consider using lightweight reels, thin but durable lines, and natural-looking lures or flies that mimic the fish's natural prey. Weather and water conditions play a significant role in success, so adjusting techniques and bait selection accordingly can greatly improve the chances of a good catch.