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  1. so, .. i decided to stop by a little area after work one day to test out my tiny bugs i created with bass plastics. just messing around i started noticing a ton of little hideouts for fish like underneath rocks, underneath random wood blocks someone threw in the water etc.. so i move my bait over to em and bam! they suck it in and i have no way to set the hook. ive noticed i only get 1-2 shots at the catch because every time it gets harder to make them bite it. my question is how would one catch these fish without being able to set the hook? do u know of any tricks to use? also, i have no idea what species these fish are..my guess is there all different but thats the excitement.
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