Do bass fight harder in one body of water more than another?

WIUbassin · 05-30-07, 06:39 PM

I fish a number of ponds and lakes and my area and I have come to the conclusion that there are certain ponds that produce fish that just straight up fight harder than fish in other bodies of water.
For example a 2.5 lber I caught from a shallow farm pond worked me about twice as long as a 6.6lber I caught in a interstate pond about 10 miles away. The thing about it though is that regardless of this incident I consistantly see more fight out of the fish from this pond than any other body of water in the area. Anyone else ever experience a certain body of water producing harder fighting fish?

05-30-07, 06:39 PM	#1
WIUbassin BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: East Central Illinois Posts: 213	Do bass fight harder in one body of water more than another? I fish a number of ponds and lakes and my area and I have come to the conclusion that there are certain ponds that produce fish that just straight up fight harder than fish in other bodies of water. For example a 2.5 lber I caught from a shallow farm pond worked me about twice as long as a 6.6lber I caught in a interstate pond about 10 miles away. The thing about it though is that regardless of this incident I consistantly see more fight out of the fish from this pond than any other body of water in the area. Anyone else ever experience a certain body of water producing harder fighting fish? __________________ "Cuttin Class to Catch Bass..." www .wiu. edu/users/fishing

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