spot's lower jaw is completely different than a largemouth, we have some in Grenada now that were released a few years back and they fight hard too.
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spot's lower jaw is completely different than a largemouth, we have some in Grenada now that were released a few years back and they fight hard too.
Are they legal to keep, slot size, etc ? If I catch another one will get a pic.
As far as I know they are, Feesh says they are better eating than a regular largemouth and the GW down at Kemper said they are eating machines as well, they put a bunch in there as well when they drained Lake Tom Bailey.
Spotted bass have the same regs as largemouth....At Sardis 16-20in. slot limit 7 per day and 3 can be over 20in., Grenada...no length limit and 7 per day
Good thing I didn't keep him. I saw filets on that thing but didn't know the regs.
They taste better than largemouth
No slot on Sardis for bass. They removed restrictions on them a couple years ago, I believe. Seven fish creel, no minimum lngth limit.
Your right...they did change itQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay
It does not matter whether or not the length limit is 10, 11 or 12, too much pressure is the problem and there is no answer unless they just pour 10 inch fish into the lake each year. I guess we can always do like the quail hunters do. Go buy some fish and turn them loose and hope we can catch them. Us old codgers can't wait out too many cycles, we don't have enough time to spare.
I can't tell a difference in taste between largemouth and spots (we call them Kentuckys) as long as they're not too big.