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lure follow
What intrigues me is when a fish follows the lure and hits it at the last
possible moment. Why does the fish hit at the last moment. What makes it think it is going to lose it's prey. Does it see the boat/ angler/ weed line/ shallows/surface etc. If i knew the answer i could vary the retrieve and entice the fish to hit earlier and get a higher hook up ratio. |
lure follow
Bass in da north woods
by ME Bass are schooled in the methods of search and destroy from the time they are fry. Methods of modern warfare are continuously taught at all levels of development. The Bass strikes his target at the last moment because it enjoys terrorizing the prey to the ultimate level before each final attack, and it takes that long for the GPS to settle-in. Bass see, feel, and smell everything. Bass are all networked together with wireless technology to various apparatus such as sonar, spy satellites, unbassed deep water listening devices, Smello-Aquaview, Hubble, NATO, etc. etc.. So there is your answer Bass know who and where you are at all times even when your at home alone in the dark. "Gone Angling" wrote in message ... What intrigues me is when a fish follows the lure and hits it at the last possible moment. Why does the fish hit at the last moment. What makes it think it is going to lose it's prey. Does it see the boat/ angler/ weed line/ shallows/surface etc. If i knew the answer i could vary the retrieve and entice the fish to hit earlier and get a higher hook up ratio. |
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