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This is a first look at a texan bass Is the lateral hunt line less defined or is it the picture
WDCHUCK
Scott Trava Catskill Pond http://catskillpond.com scott@catskillpond.com Returning Catskill Waters To A Simpler Time EST. 1923
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My take on what a Texas bass looks like:
I've caught them out of perenially muddy water with very little colored lateral line. They were almost white in color with almost no discernible "confirmation".
On the other hand, a clear water LMB will have all of the features looked for by a taxidermist.
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Thanks we usually love this size up here they make great bait for the blue gills or if the cork comes out of the boat.
WDCHUCK
Little humor men nice fish but we like to let the ladies go.
Scott Trava Catskill Pond http://catskillpond.com scott@catskillpond.com Returning Catskill Waters To A Simpler Time EST. 1923
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