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My HSB eat Game Fish Chow like their's no tomorrow but when you fish for them they are very hard to get to strike. I also have WB in my pond and they are much easier to catch. Any body else have the same problem?
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What do you use to try and catch the HSB ?
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My HSB are far more aggressive than my LMB. I've caught them on rapalas, roostertails, nightcrawlers, rattletraps, and even small BG. I also feed Gamefish Chow and Aquamax Largemouth. They seem to like both feeds. I generally catch them 2-3' down in shallow and deep areas of the pond.
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HSB easy to catch on AQMX pellet flies around feeders. "Minnow" type flies, small rattle traps, small spinner baits and roadrunner jigs are very effective in open water.
N.E. Texas 2 acre and 1/4 acre ponds Original george #173 (22 June 2002)
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I generally use white or yellow jigs or roostertails,(in which I have the most luck) They won't even go neer rattle traps or modle A's the lures I caught them on the first time.
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