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Could that be due to regional differences?
I have noticed some of the RES have that pronounced "snout" that seems to protrude more than a BG, then others don't. Most of mine don't, or do they just get this as they get bigger/older?
I caught 25 or thirty BG in about 45 minutes today and if a person was only going by visual appearances there were enough differences in coloration a person who had not seen various BG might even think they were different species of fish. They all had the proper BG characteristics, but they sure had a lot of different coloration.
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