I am new to your forum and have spent many hours reading through the various topics, searching, and enjoying the wealth of info and experiences found here.
I have a question: Can anyone give some insight as to what these largemouth bass are doing?
I speculate they are waiting for food? But what food, if they are waiting for food?
This pond is located in North Georgia and there are Channel Catfish, Redear Sunfish, Coppernose Bluegill, and Largemouth Bass in this pond. These bass cruise the entire pond along the shoreline, but really spend their non-cruising time in the deep end. Here they often line up along the shore in water between 18" and 3' deep, facing the shore as shown in the attached photo. There are dragon and damsel flies, bullfrogs, lizards and salamanders in and around this pond. I have tried to sit and wait watching to see what they are doing (IE if they move to a frog or a tadpole, etc.) but no luck thus far.
Has anyone else seen their bass line up like this? They also cruise in packs - between 2 to 8 in number per pack.
Any insight from personal experience or information is greatly appreciated.
