"W"....again I agree. Different situations call for different tactics. The bigger trout are often down near the bottom......so if you are catching dinks.......let the bait fall to the bottom or cast off to the side of where the dinks are hitting.

One trip on BL......I had caught several nice trout by jigging at a "medimun" speed. On one cast I got several "bumps" but the trout would not take the bait. Next cast, same thing........but as I was quickly reeling in the last 10 yards of line...bamb.

Next cast I tried a fast retrieve.....bamb. Again. You have to change up how you fish a bait to find how the trout want to feed that day.

I buy the pre rigged tandem rigs. Mostly chartreuse and use them all the time. One of my favorite rigs. I find when I catch one fish if I wait a bit before reeling in the fish and allow him to struggle for a bit another fish will usually grab the second bait. If you just start reeling in the fish many times you'll only get a single.

sparkle beetle
 

A lot of good info. Thanks to all

I won't go out without glow sparks and grubs. In VB I find 1/4oz under a cork to work best. Fishing Dry Reef, Blue Point and Hammick I'll use 3/8oz working in quick jerks off the bottom. Fish will hit on the fall. The grub seems to be the preferred go to bait for me.

Motivation
 

definately went and bought glow beetle's last night after reading this post! HAHA we will see how they fare this weekend coming.

All you need is the chartreuse. Single or double rigged. I like it under a cork. Favorite all time bait. Cheap, durable. One of the poles always has it on.