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No google search seems to find the chart. I just saw this saying that floridas typically get bigger because they tend to live longer
"They'll have big bass quicker than the folks who stocked pure Floridas, because F1 and northern largemouth both grow faster until the fish gets to around a pound in size; at that point the Floridas begin outpacing both of the other varieties, and because Floridas also live longer on average than either a northern or F1, they ultimately get bigger."
https://www.trophypond.com/blog/f1-largemouth-or-florida-largemouth-bass-which-fish-is-better-for-your-pond#:~:text=They%27ll%20have%20big%20bass%20quicker%20than%20the%20folks,a%20northern%20or%20F1%2C%20they%20ultimately%20get%20bigger.
Last edited by Bradley Goins; 09/04/24 09:37 AM.
1.5-acre pond |Est: February 2024| LMB, BG, RES, FHM
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Northern, Florida, F1 - LMB Growth Rates
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