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    Had a bass grab a struggling bream when I was a kid. Made that fiberglass rod bend double and the drag on that zebco 202 scream
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Size:  63.4 KBI caught this guy a couple of years ago on a white bass that I was reeling in. He wasn't hooked, but had the white bass sideways in his mouth. When the tension was released, he just fell off on the dock!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ET Fish View Post
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Size:  63.4 KBI caught this guy a couple of years ago on a white bass that I was reeling in. He wasn't hooked, but had the white bass sideways in his mouth. When the tension was released, he just fell off on the dock!
    Reminds me of a late buddy of mine. He was casting off the back of a marina he worked at, catching small Hybrid Striped Bass that were schooling under the streetlight over the launch ramp. After catching about 4 or 5 of these little Hybrids, he hung one that really strained the outfit he was using.
    A few moments later, up jumped a large Largemouth Bass ... with the little Hybrid in its mouth.
    I don't remember him saying he landed that Bass, but I do remember him saying that it happened several more times in the nights following. He got me to try it, but all I caught was the Hybrids. (though I did see some large Bass cruising the area, and watched the Hybrids avoid them ... all while still feeding on the minners/Shad/Silversides that were drawn in by the ramp light.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappiePappy View Post
    Reminds me of a late buddy of mine. He was casting off the back of a marina he worked at, catching small Hybrid Striped Bass that were schooling under the streetlight over the launch ramp. After catching about 4 or 5 of these little Hybrids, he hung one that really strained the outfit he was using.
    A few moments later, up jumped a large Largemouth Bass ... with the little Hybrid in its mouth.
    I don't remember him saying he landed that Bass, but I do remember him saying that it happened several more times in the nights following. He got me to try it, but all I caught was the Hybrids. (though I did see some large Bass cruising the area, and watched the Hybrids avoid them ... all while still feeding on the minners/Shad/Silversides that were drawn in by the ramp light.
    When I say white bass, it could have been a Hybrid, Yellow, or whatever. I lump em all into "Stripes" as I usually can't tell, or bother to look for the true identity. Even though this guy was fairly large, it wasn't much of a fight. Maybe because it had a mouth full of Stripe! Oh, and the Stripe lived and was released, as was the bass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ET Fish View Post
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Size:  63.4 KBI caught this guy a couple of years ago on a white bass that I was reeling in. He wasn't hooked, but had the white bass sideways in his mouth. When the tension was released, he just fell off on the dock!
    If I had to stake my life on it, that bass looked just like the one in my encounter! Great photo. Now all I need to do is figure out how to do a video on a cheap TracFone!
    "A voyage in search of knowledge need never abandon the spirit of adventure."
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    What an adventure. Bet that was exciting.

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