How can I use an enum as parameter to run a method inside a different method?

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So I’m working on a Shoot() method that takes several float params (speedOfShot, Bursts, etc.).
I want to create an option for the bullet to have an optional FollowMode, where it follows the player in certain ways. For that I created the enum:

namespace UnityEngine
{
    public enum FollowMode
    {
        Line,
        ZigZag
    }
}

I also created the Attribute:

[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Method,Inherited = true, AllowMultiple = false)]
public class CallMethodAttribute : Attribute
{
private readonly FollowMode mFollowMode;

public CallMethodAttribute(FollowMode FollowMode)
{
    mFollowMode = FollowMode;
}

public FollowMode FollowMode
{
    get { return mFollowMode; }
}

}

and the implementation:
public class FollowModeImplementation : MonoBehaviour {

[CallMethod(FollowMode.Line)]
public static void Line()
{
    Debug.Log("In Line");
    //Do something
}

[CallMethod(FollowMode.ZigZag)]
public static void ZigZag()
{
    Debug.Log("In ZigZag");
    //Do something
}

}

What I’m trying to accomplish is when I put in the parameters into the call of Shoot(params), once I get to FollowMode I’ll have the option to choose between them (like in ForceMode in RigidBody) and that in Shoot(params) a function will run according to that selected FollowMode.
I’ve looked up some ways and they all seem to refer towards a dictionary, but I can’t manage to create such a dictionary that takes a FollowMode key and a method value, or even an int key and a method value.

I might be going down the completely wrong way, any help would be appreciated!

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Solved with @Piyush_Pandey 's help!