The bass spooked off as the boat glided over the contrasting spot on the bottom. “That’s a pretty good one,” said Dean Rojas, a name synonymous with sight fishing after setting the one day B.A.S.S. weight record sight fishing for bass on Lake Toho. “We’ll see if she’s catchable.”

He spun the boat around and sat way off the bed and waited. The bass made a big wide circle around the bedding area but never came close to the bed. Rojas shot his bait up past the bed and waited for her to make her turn. As she eased closer to the bed she changed her track and moved in closer making a much tighter circle to the bed.