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Join Bob Lusk tonight, Sept 12, on the Pond Boss Facebook page for his live broadcast from 6:30-7:30 CST. Tonight’s topics, “Largemouth Bass Behavior” during this transitional time of the year, and “Weather Extremes” and how they affect our ponds. With a major hurricane about to pound an already soggy east coast, compared to extreme droughts in parts of the west...what do these extremes do to our ponds and lakes?
Tune in!
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See the next PB issue on Fall and Winter wrt fish.
Energy Partitioning in Largemouth Bass under Conditions of
Seasonally Fluctuating Prey Availability
S. MARSHALALD AMSR, . B. McLEAN, A NDJ . A. PARROTT-
Abstract
Allocation of consumed energy by largemouth bass into their major physiological processes was determined to investigate mechanisms by which these predators maintain condition (overall health)in a system with a seasonally fluctuating prey base (due to winter).
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