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What type of Bass am I holding here?

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Smallmouth?  

 

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Yep, it's a very nice smallmouth. A Largemouth's jaw extends at least to the eye and sometimes farther.

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Looks like a spot. Definitely not a smallmouth.

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hard to tell from the pic but it looks like a smallie to me too.

Did it have a tooth patch on it's tongue?

 

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4 minutes ago, flyfisher said:

hard to tell from the pic but it looks like a smallie to me too.

Did it have a tooth patch on it's tongue?

 

Dont recall... sounds like that's a surefire way to tell though...?

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It's not a smallie, it has a lateral line

It's not a largie, it has a smallie's mouth

 

It has to be a spot

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Spotted bass.

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Beginning to sounds like we have a consensus...  Must be a Spot!  Thanks guys!

That is not a smallmouth! To be 100% honest, it looks like a meanmouh (spot x smallie)

 

 

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It's a .........

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meanmouth

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It's a chunky little bass......duh:laugh5:

It does look like a meanmouth, I had never heard of them before.

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To me it looks like another species of fish that is gonna cost me thousands of dollars in gear to catch. I'm in!

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It doesn't look brown.  I would say a spot.

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15 hours ago, Kevin22 said:

That is not a smallmouth! To be 100% honest, it looks like a meanmouh (spot x smallie)

 

 

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How I´m not surprised to see Fish Chris holding that monster meanmouth ?

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OP, where was the fish caught? I agree that it does look a bit like a meanmouth and they do occur naturally in some lakes in Missouri. I've only ever caught 1 but I've seen several caught at Table Rock and I couldn't have gotten a much worse picture of it.

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On 3/20/2016 at 2:05 AM, Bluebasser86 said:

OP, where was the fish caught? I agree that it does look a bit like a meanmouth and they do occur naturally in some lakes in Missouri. I've only ever caught 1 but I've seen several caught at Table Rock and I couldn't have gotten a much worse picture of it.

 

I caught this at Simpson Lake in Valley Park.  Technically I didn't catch it in the lake, but in the creek that feeds back into the Meramec river, just past the dam.

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Could be a meanmouth? I have caught two in my life and both of them were in MO. Never caught a SM in it but the Meramac is full of spotted bass (and flatheads).

Allen

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