Underwater Photos: How Bass Eat
Bass expert Hal Schramm explains exactly how bass hunt, strike, and eat their prey.
It's impossible to know exactly why a bass decides to eat something. But, through years of research and countless hours spent on the water, bass expert and Mississippi State University professor Hal Schramm has a pretty good idea of how bass eat. By picking Schramm's brain and taking a look at these underwater photos, we can get a better understanding of how bass turn their prey into calories. The more savvy anglers among us should be able to convert this knowledge into a few more hook ups. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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The photos seem to help a lot with understanding the way Bass eat
Wow,Know duh I was not catching fish! Alex Robinson did a excellent job on writing this article.
Great photos, and interesting article. I had no idea about the speed of a pass coming in short bursts. This is good to know since I have always thought I might be running a crank bait to fast.
fantastic photos
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Great photos, and interesting article. I had no idea about the speed of a pass coming in short bursts. This is good to know since I have always thought I might be running a crank bait to fast.
The photos seem to help a lot with understanding the way Bass eat
fantastic photos
Wow,Know duh I was not catching fish! Alex Robinson did a excellent job on writing this article.
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