As waters begin to cool, many fish no longer need to stay deep where temperatures are more comfortable as in the dog days of summer. Often, their pursuit of baitfish take them to the surface where sharp-eyed gulls are hovering in wait for bite size fish to ripple or pop out of the water as they try to flee bigger fish.
Then, things get exciting; the poor baitfish whether silversides,...
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