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Crazy bass. Little piggy

one could make the argument that he knew it was catch and release ... and wanted the hook out of his mouth...genius fish not crazy.

same thing happened to me this Spring. Only with crappie, not bass...

And I have gone through much of this life thinking that if a fish was hooked and released or got away, there was no chance of his biting again for a day or two.

Shows how wrong one can be. richg99

richg99 wrote:And I have gone through much of this life thinking that if a fish was hooked and released or got away, there was no chance of his biting again for a day or two.

In my case details are even more interesting -- I was fishing with a friend, he was fishing (using plastic on a j-hook under bobber) 3' next to where I was jigging vertically. One crappie snagged him and he broke off. So, while he is fumbling with re-rigging I drop my jig vertically, get a bite, pull out a nice crappie with extra hook in it's mouth. Literally 5 seconds after he broke off. I handed my friend his hook and plastic back -- there could be no mistake, his plastic was rather unusual, I've never seen anything like that before. Crappies are not really smart.