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Caloric Densities for bass forage #560862 Aug 24th a 08:17 PM
by salex
salex	Does anyone have a scientific study of caloric densities of bass forage? For example Trout and insects are really high, yellow perch and threadfin are in the middle and crawfish are low. But want to fill in the gaps with BG, RES, Shinners, GS and tilapia. Looking for hard data/proof as opposed to a hunch.