By Jason Sealock | I have learned over the years to chase the bites that seem to shine from month to month, but more importantly, those rare sporadic bites that produce the most remarkable fishing
Humans by nature are creatures of habit, but as an angler, I try to be more of a creature of opportunity. Much like I suppose the fish are. And over the years I’ve learned to find rare opportunities that reoccur to provide remarkable fishing although not so much seasonally as more weather and conditions related. These have become some of my best reoccurring bites I find in all of fishing.
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