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I feel the longer they hold it without a hook set, the more chances they will "leave" without being caught.

It's quite possible that the fish is hooked, but still sitting there content to "hold" the bait.

It may seem like a fish is "bumping" the pack bait, but in reality it may be a small-mouth buffalo "mouthing" the bait.

Buffalo sometimes "mouth" a bait for 10, 15 or even 30 minutes.

Buffalo very seldom ever take a bait and run with it, so you usually have to "set the hook".

Buffalo bite very, very lightly on the bait, so you have to detect bites when they occur.

Let me repeat.watch your rods closely.

Make some boilies from habernero, jalapeno or serrano peppers.

Use baits with "hot" characteristics such as chili powder, hot pepper, hot sauce, etc.

Target bodies of water with confirmed populations of fish.