Virginia Wildlife; vol. 16, no. 7. July, 1955. Illustration by Bob Hines.
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have you drawn a smallmouth bass? They're my favorite!
fish 129 - smallmouth bass
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Fish Fact # 5: Smallmouth Bass have scales covered in mucus, which helps them swim faster and prevents infection^^ - 🌊
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Fishuary Day 24: Small Mouth, Big Appetite
All by himself
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Critter fact #96:
Smallmouth bass often have a vertically stripe along their bodies. This feature can easily be used to distinguish it from the similar Largemouth bass, which has a single horizontal stripe.
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River smallie :) love these fishes
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images of a smallmouth bass (micropterus dolomieu) my dad caught on a lake in new york state that connects to lake champlain. these fish are an invasive species throughout much of the US and southern canada.
smallmouth and largemouth bass both belong to the genus micropterus, and it can be easy to confuse the two at times. the key identifying factors that separate the smallmouth bass and the largemouth bass are their dorsal fins. smallmouth bass have joined dorsal fins that appear as one, while largemouth bass have a clearer separation between their dorsal fins.
smallmouth bass can also vary heavily in colour depending on their size and habitat. when living in clearer water, their markings are much more pronounced as opposed to living in cloudy water.
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Fish Stickers
I am making digital stickers as a reward to myself for doing work. I’m making a fish pack rn and these two are my favourites so far
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i’m the fishmeister,, please expect a surplus of fish-posting as i ease into my theatre season
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Wildlife in North Carolina. October 1972. Illustration by Bob Hines.
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We are getting so close. My favorite time of the year!
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These Baits Will Land You Fall Bass
Fishing changes just like the seasons. Don't miss out on this list of must-have bass baits!
Sometimes, it can be challenging for anglers to catch fish when the weather shifts from Summer to Fall. Changes in barometric pressure can make fish swim to different depths, and when a cold front comes in, you might not catch any fish at all.
Although the weather and temperatures can be quite unpredictable, there are certain techniques that can enhance your chances of landing a sizable…
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Milwaukee River
It was too hot today to chase trout (maybe not for them, but for me). So I decided to stay home and fish in the river nearby instead.
The warm water species came through for me. I caught five smallies and what I thought was a whale but turned out to be a channel catfish. That catfish hit like a freight train and had some tug to it!
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