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10 minutes ago, Blue Raider Bob said:

It is almost one continuous school from one side to the other. Makes me wonder how we ever catch Bass with that constant, easy to catch, food supply.

 

I also had no idea too, Bob, and I'm with you too on not knowing why they eat our lures with so much real food in front of their faces.

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16 minutes ago, Functional said:

Probably the same reason we eat McDonalds...they put them right in our path of travel 😅

 

If you're right, then where we cast is so important because X cast might not put our lures in front of a bass, but Y cast will.

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16 hours ago, Swamp Girl said:

 

If you're right, then where we cast is so important because X cast might not put our lures in front of a bass, but Y cast will.

This has been my experience on some days. Sometimes a few feet in either direction or depth was all it took. Coincidence? Did the first cast get the fish on alert for the 2nd to be eaten? Are they just that lazy? I guess with FFS you could figure it out but a fish is going to do what a fish wants to do and when it wants to do it. 

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