A-Jay
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Good chance that not all the bass were doing the the same thing at the same time. Perhaps fishing a location with deeper water and less chance of "Spooking" the bass. Also since you could see the bass "spooking", I'll always contend that they could see you; or at least be generally aware of your presence. Never the best case scenario when it comes to getting bit. I'd try a few presentations there, but unless these are truly HUGE Bass, I'm moving on. I can get skunked anywhere on the lake, might as well look for more cooperative bass in another location. A-Jay
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Perhaps if they were "Silent", maybe battery operated, then might feel less hatred. But honestly, that's a pretty weak "might" A-Jay
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In the hard bait category ~ Several of the quality jerk / slash baits can be worked in this fashion. And a Real Sleeper is the Rapala X-Rap Sub-Walk. This bait has accounted for many a quality bass for me over the years. A-Jay
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Hello Steve and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Congrats to both Parents to be - A-Jay
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Boston's a nice place to visit ~ I visit the family every 3 or 4 years just to remind myself why I left - Too Many Humans. You'll make it ~ Hang in there John. Won't be long and you'll be wetting a line again ~ And It Will Feel So Good. A-Jay
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No Worries. Besides, once you Slather them up with Megastrike they will be ready to Rock & Roll . . . A-Jay
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Hello Tyler and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Ouch ~ Hope treatment & recovery go well. Hang in there. A-Jay
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There ya go. A-Jay
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Nice Bass Congrats ~ And it looks like something took a chunk out of it's back right behind the head . . . A-Jay
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Sweet ~ If your Stud of a Bait doesn't already have one - it's time for a Name . . .. . . Something like the "The BB 86" perhaps A-Jay
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The Black 10" Berkley Power Worm has been a perennial producer. And more recently, a 7" Watermelon seed Zoom Magnum Trick Worm has been Hot. A-Jay
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Sometimes it feels like I am Catt ~ But no, there's always a plan in advance. And I guess you could call the plan a Pattern - it's what I'd expect to find once on the water. But as you've noted, the plan or pattern Is Always subject to change. In fact we all know that it can & does change week to week, day to day and even hour to hour. Depending on the lake and the time of year, I could start out a morning on a shallow crank or topwater bite and by 11 am I'm getting bass on a drop shot in 25 feet. But Even that's a pattern right ? A-Jay
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By myself ~ I'm fishing alone. With my soulmate ~ I'm Guiding". A-Jay
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Besides the Floatation / Buoyancy type devices, there are a number of rod tether / leashes on the market that attach your equipment to the boat. In the event it's dropped or knocked over the side one only needs to pull it back in. Both types have their pros & cons. Admittedly it's a little different, but I fish from a canoe and do not use either. I've never splashed one ~ At least one I couldn't recover . . . . Knock Wood. A-Jay
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Perfectly said Paul. That is a very succinct description of what the majority of my "Bass Fishing" is all about as well. A-Jay
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You're Welcome - The trips south are great and there are some great bass to be caught there - but Like ALL of bass fishing, you don't Always get the big one. And your two fish right here are both bigger that anything I managed on my last trip - so you may not have to go anywhere . . . A-Jay
