Found this, didn't know if its been posted before, but can't hurt again.

Love the sound track.    Who did the sound track?

Ever wonder about bass following you bait?

Ever wonder if your bait was too big?

Ever wonder if your  fishing too fast or too slow?

Notice how easy a 10-12 trout was inhaled.

These guys attacked the albino live trout.

Swimbaits!!! I need bigger baits.....

I watched this two or three times, the whole time I had to really look to notice that the bait is actually alive and wasn't a swim bait.

Sweet, I haven't seen that before!  And it's neat to see that even "regular" bass will eat that size trout.  I think those stockers were more like 6-8 inches but either way, that's the size of many swimbaits.

I like it when the one bass decided it was feeding time, he chased that trout back and forth, on top and bottom.

Thanks for the video, I need to get me some large swim baits too!!!

interesting to see how they feed on trout. I love it towards the end when the one bass bucks across the whole tank at like 100 mph, that just shows the power they have

One of my absolute favorite things in the world is watching a 10" trout get wrecked. Gets my blood pumping everytime.

P.S., if you see this happening, I suggest placing a swimbait in between the bass and the trout ;D

That brought a tear to my eye.   ;D

Great video.  It really was interesting to see that type of interaction.

Definitely time for some big trout swimbaits!  ;D Interesting how the bass would continue to pursue the trout after he missed him once or twice.

I've found if I have a bass hit and miss, they don't seem to hit the lure right away when recasting to the same spot.  I throw it in another direction for about 5 minutes, then come back.  They usually hit it again.

Seems the bass like to catch them head first. Pretty neat video.

My  Dad use to hook live bait through the lower eyesockets.    Dad

always said bass aim for the head,  they'll diegest their prey head first.

jack johnson is the artist of the song.