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Fish Species
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Bass, yellow |
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The yellow bass can be found in quiet pools and backwaters of large streams, lakes, and reservoirs from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan south to Louisiana, eastern Texas, and the lower Coosa and Mobile Bay drainages. It is relatively confined to the central Mississippi Valley area and has not been extensively transplanted, though it has been introduced to some degree into other areas of the states within its native range as well as Arizona. The yellow bass resembles its close relative, the white bass (Morone chrysops), but can be recognized by its golden yellow sides and more irregular stripes (of the 6-7 stripes, the 3-4 that lie below the lateral line are broken or interrupted toward the tail. The yellow bass is a scrappy fighter and a popular species among light-tackle and panfish anglers. The flesh is white, flaky and better tasting than the white bass.
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Scientific Name:
Morone mississippiensis
Family Name:
Percichthyidae Family
Also Known As:
barfish, brassy bass, stripe, striped bass (erroneously), streaker
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Amberjack, greater
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| Barracuda, great
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Barramundi
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| Bass, black sea
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Bass, European
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| Bass, giant sea
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Bass, kelp (calico)
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| Bass, largemouth
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Bass, redeye
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| Bass, rock
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Bass, shoal
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| Bass, smallmouth
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Bass, spotted
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| Bass, striped
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Bass, white
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| Bass, whiterock
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Bass, yellow
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| Bluefish
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Bluegill
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