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Also, what you said about feeding the bass got me thinking. They do hang around and tend to shadow me when I walk the perimeter. Not every largemouth of course, but whatever school is close to me. And probably for the very reason you said - feeding. I've put in worms and shiners and they eat 'em up (as do the bluegills and channel cats). So I now am wondering if somehow my doing that (maybe once per week on average) has resulted in them waiting along the shore like in the photo I uploaded.
Oh and they seem to love trout the best. Water clarity is now around 8 feet and so I can see everything. When I put trout in you can see the trout hug the bottom and the bass just cruise right to it, tap it one time and then inhale it or smack it sideways and run with it. I plan on using the GoPro to shoot some underwater video of this.
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