By Michael Jones
BASS Times, Feb. 2003

Wednesday, March 12, 2003

Sometimes the mere mention of the word "suspended" sends shivers down the spines of bass fishermen who have been schooled on its negative connotations. For years, most references to "suspended" bass have been accompanied by other phrases such as "neutral feeding mood," and the bad press for suspended fish just snowballed from there. Adding to the negativity is the fact that bass do indeed "suspend" in response to adverse weather or water conditions. But does that mean the fish suddenly become l ...

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