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Hi all, need some help on how to identify male bass. I need to take some bass out of the pond, but don't want to take all females. Is there a good way to tell, and should I take some of each?
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good question bill, .. i'm in the process of culling out bass as well.. and thats something i have'nt thought about..
-chris
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Bob Lusk & others answered this question as good as it can be answered in a previous post. I don't have time to search for it for you now.
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Easiest for the layman is in the spring. Look at red swollen urogential opening on females. If no red at all it is more than likely a male. Yes it is better if you first take out enough to target the males for removal. Good luck, tough this time of year to sex them.
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