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I'll text him and tell him you said that,lol

it would sound like bs to someone who doesn't understand it

I took your initial comment as skepticism, too. Obviously it wasn't. I will sometimes bend my hooks slightly open or closed. As for how tightly a fish has its mouth closed --- no, I do not understand that.

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Champ needs to write a book on " Who's Killing Bass".

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Look how healthy thought provocation can be and all the energy it creates. I can see where everything on has worked or at least in our own mind they did!!
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I took your initial comment as skepticism, too. Obviously it wasn't. I will sometimes bend my hooks slightly open or closed. As for how tightly a fish has its mouth closed --- no, I do not understand that.

he(Russ) has some pretty wild ideas for sure

when I fished T's fishing for bass on beds i could see, aka sight fishing, was sometimes a must do in order to get a check

many times if I'd set the hook on a bedding fish immediately after the strike , they would rocket into the air and spit the bait because they are hooked in the lips,and lost fish wont get you a trophy at the end of the day

once I figured this out :huh1: when a fish would grab the bait off the bed I would never set the hook right away

I would always wait until the fish either moved with the bait in it's mouth, or made a second "chomp" down on the lure, making sure his mouth (tongue) was on the bait. It sounds weird , but it worked well for me.

a vast majority of those fish would be hooked IN the tongue or deep in the roof of the mouth and could not spit it out if they jumped

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he(Russ) has some pretty wild ideas for sure

when I fished T's fishing for bass on beds i could see, aka sight fishing, was sometimes a must do in order to get a check

many times if I'd set the hook on a bedding fish immediately after the strike , they would rocket into the air and spit the bait because they are hooked in the lips,and lost fish wont get you a trophy at the end of the day

once I figured this out :huh1: when a fish would grab the bait off the bed I would never set the hook right away

I would always wait until the fish either moved with the bait in it's mouth, or made a second "chomp" down on the lure, making sure his mouth (tongue) was on the bait. It sounds weird , but it worked well for me.

a vast majority of those fish would be hooked IN the tongue or deep in the roof of the mouth and could not spit it out if they jumped

Doesn't sound weird at all. I do the same thing when sight fishing. Of course, it helps that your reflexes start slowing down when you hit 50. :)

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