|  08-21-05, 07:40 AM | #1 | 
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			I’ve been fishing for 20 something years now. I have been to many different holes. Many times I have seen fish surface or jump. I still after so many years have that want to cast past that jump spot and reel back through it. What do you think? Am I just wasting good fishing time? I do catch fish this way, but on most occasions I usually just end up reeling for fun.     | 
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|  08-21-05, 08:05 AM | #2 | 
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			i asked a question about this aloooong time ago. from what i gathered, after a fish jumps, it stays in that ''general'' area.
		 
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|  08-21-05, 09:53 AM | #4 | 
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			What action do you use with it? I am always in for some new ideas. I am one of those dumbies that fishes mostly lures. I run jigs and sometimes worms. But I mostly enjoy lures. I dont know why.
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|  08-21-05, 10:57 AM | #6 | 
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			If you know what he was after, then throw that.  Meaning was it chasing a fish(throw a fluke), or a grasshopper(rebel makes em), or a frog(you can buy them anywhere)?  One thing I have to re-deploy is this.  When you see it happen if it doesn't hit something immediately when you cast it to it.  Then throw a Bass Fly out, and let it sit there for awhile, with very tiny twitches, with very long pauses.  Many times they are just hitting a bug that was only the surface, an easy to get.  I have forgotten to use this often, and everytime I read a post like this, I can remember it now, but never seem to on the water  DOH!!! LOL Lizards 
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|  08-21-05, 07:40 PM | #7 | 
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			Most of the time, I don't catch anything after casting to a swirl or jump. However, it's hard to resist. I know many of those jumpers are carp, not bass, and the ones that are bass, well, I guess I don't know how to get 'em.
		 
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|  08-21-05, 08:25 PM | #8 | 
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				 |  marty you're silly. 
			
			Swirls and jumpers are for the birds. Why cast there? Ever cath a swirl or jumper? ROCH, N.Y. | 
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|  08-21-05, 08:27 PM | #9 | 
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			Yep.  More than a few.  True, a lot of time they are carp, but if you don't throw in there I guarantee you won't catch it.
		 
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|  08-21-05, 08:44 PM | #10 | 
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			if they are bustin bait i use 2 differant lures a chug bug or a lil george. 2 weeks ago i cleaned up some white perch on the chug bug. but it was line wrapped around the front hook that made the differance. they wuld not hit it on top but just under the surface. zooker 
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