On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 22:25:23 GMT, "Craig Baugher"
wrote:

They went into a whole scientific
explanation of how a bass can 100% visualize a lure with its lateral line
even before it can see it. They pointed out that they can even visualize
the difference in depth of each of the filed groves.

With that, it got me to thinking. If they can visualize even the slightest
depth changes of the groves filed on a lure, they can surely visualize the
line attached regardless of color, size, or its light refractive properties.
So while my fluorocarbon may be harder for them to see, the can sense it.

And, IMO, ya can take it one step further all the way up to the
action of the rod...

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