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What are fish attracted to?

Asked: Bret Alexander, Last Updated:

The first thing that attracts them is the sound of the boat and its engines. The propellors and the noise of the boat moving through the water create a lot of sound waves and vibrations that run through the water. In fact, some boats are known as better fish raisers than others based on the sounds they emit.

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