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Drop_ShotSat Jun-14-03 12:30 PM
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#2062, "Hooked bass and his buddy?"


  

          

The other day I was fishing and got into some fish, each time I would hook one I could see another one following the hooked fish.
I have never seen this before, it would follow him right up to the boat.

Brad

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fongsterThu Jun-19-03 11:28 PM
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#2069, "RE: Hooked bass and his buddy?"
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If you have another rod rigged (and a two rod license stamp), you can easily get a double going by holding the follower a few feet down and away from the boat and quickly toss out the other bait for his pal. Or have a partner cast for the follower--much easier. We do this with calicos a lot in saltwater.

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Leapin BassFri Jun-20-03 08:37 PM
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#2070, "RE: Hooked bass and his buddy?"
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They are following the hooked fish trying to steal the "food" that it has.

David is right about the calicos. On the Q105 skiff trip a couple weeks ago we had wide open bites where there would be several large followers desperately snapping at the hooked fish trying to get the swimbait.

  

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