largemouth

Electric eels, largemouth bass, and loggerhead sea turtles[1] are apex predators, within their respective environments.

I've caught a couple of decent largemouth bass already this year, despite the cold.

It was less prevalent in largemouth bass—about 27 percent.

Due to the fishing pressure, the fishing at this spot isn't really great, at least not for largemouth bass, which is usually what I'm targeting.

So far I've caught a few largemouth bass and a crappie!

I recently looked at a study about largemouth bass and discovered that in at least one lake, they don’t appear to be bothered by motor noise.

It would not take much for foreign vessels to accidentally, by negligence, or noncompliance introduce invasive species that would decimate populations of walleye, sauger, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, channel catfish, northern pike, bluegill and crappies that live in the Mississippi watershed.

I don't ride BMX much these days, but I keep a bike or two around in case the urge hits) - Fishing (mostly freshwater, mostly targeting largemouth bass, but sometimes I'll target catfish or crappie or something) - Trail running - Bushcraft / camping / etc - Reading (in terms of fiction I read a lot of sci-fi, fantasy, thrillers, spy/espionage stuff, and horror.

Largemouth attempting to eat robins that were landing on lily pads.

Maybe it's because I grew up bass fishing and associate it with good times with my dad, but nothing centers me quite like finding calm water and throwing a jig or Texas rig for Largemouth.