What do you think it is?
Largemouth
On 11/3/2015 at 8:18 AM, Jtrout said:Largemouth
Jawline barely reached the front of it's eyes.
Hybrid? Did it have a rough patch on it's "tongue?"
Maybe a spot Smallie cross ?
On 11/3/2015 at 9:07 AM, Senko lover said:Hybrid? Did it have a rough patch on it's "tongue?"
Not a Hybrid if you mean a Wiper type Hybrid, they are very different than this, they also have two tooth patches on their tongues.
On 11/3/2015 at 9:11 AM, bowhunter63 said:Maybe a spot Smallie cross ?
Maybe, that would make it a mean mouth if I am not mistaken.
Did your fish have a patch on it's tongue?
On 11/3/2015 at 9:24 AM, lo n slo said:Did your fish have a patch on it's tongue?
Did not check, we typically only check to distinguish the difference between a white bass and a wiper. White bass have 1 tooth patch, Wiper have 2.
Spots have a patch too
On 11/3/2015 at 9:31 AM, lo n slo said:Spots have a patch too
Was not aware of that, wish I would have checked now.
That thing sure has a tiny looking mouth. It could be some other kind of bass. I'd be willing to bet somebody on here will know what kind.
On 11/3/2015 at 9:40 AM, lo n slo said:That thing sure has a tiny looking mouth. It could be some other kind of bass. I'd be willing to bet somebody on here will know what kind.
Had a very small mouth, don't know that I have ever seen one like it.
NOT a smallmouth. Spotted bass probably
Spot
Broken up line and jaw does not extend past eyeball.
Not even close to a smallmouth.
Look up a meanmouth if you wanna see a coolfish
Where was this bass caught?
Not a good photo to identify the species, it's doesn't any visual Smallmouth coloration, no bars. This bass has a dark patch (spot) at the end of the dark lateral line that is a spotted bass identifier, can't see if the dorsal fin is connected or where the jaw ends relative to the center of the eye.
It could be a Shoal bass or Red eye bass, depending the location where the bass was caught. Teeth on the tongue is a Spotted bass characteristic, not a Smallmouth.
Tom
On 11/3/2015 at 11:00 AM, WRB said:Where was this bass caught?
Fish was caught in S.E. KS
Spotted bass.On 11/3/2015 at 11:15 AM, Molay1292 said:Fish was caught in S.E. KS
Tom
What lake? Bourbon? Crawford? Ft. Scott?
It's a spot no doubt.
Small lake in Howard, KS - Polk Daniels
That is definitely a spot. Go fish Spring River down there. It is a spot/lmb river and starts out arount Mt. Vernon, MO as a smallie river.
Spot.
Small mouth/jaw.
Lines on belly.
My vote would be spot1
Jeff
If both small mouth and spotted bass are in a body of water their hybid offspring are "mean mouth" bass....
FYI just because it has a tooth spot doesn't make it a spot, but that fish looks like a spot.
Looks like a tiger bass( largemouth and spot mix)
On 11/13/2015 at 3:08 AM, Karsonclowers said:Looks like a tiger bass( largemouth and spot mix)
That is not what a tiger bass is. Tiger bass are a very carefully bred cross between a specific kind of northern strain largemouth and a pure strain Florida bass. The results is a very aggressive and fast growing largemouth bass. A friend of mine lives on a lake that is heavily stocked with Tiger bass.
On 11/14/2015 at 9:24 PM, Bluebasser86 said:That is not what a tiger bass is. Tiger bass are a very carefully bred cross between a specific kind of northern strain largemouth and a pure strain Florida bass. The results is a very aggressive and fast growing largemouth bass. A friend of mine lives on a lake that is heavily stocked with Tiger bass.
Yes sir....
And my vote is for spot as well
I don't know how to quote but ok. I knew it was something like that. I heard there was a pond near our house that have them in it but we ain't allowed to fish it.
I love fishing at Polk Daniels.....place is loaded with spotted bass!