Numbers? Nyet. Variety? Da!

[Carpkiller]

South Bay this morning.

Got six spotted bass (do you really need a pic?).

And two silver thangs....

Two brown and white flat things. One micro...the other legal, but failed to hang on for a decent pic.

(Note to self: If you're gonna carry a net, make it big enough and deep enough to hold a big fish...)

Also got a Mossy Oak Special SoBay Edition Camo Bass...

The other guy had similar results, but his silver thang had fangs.

RespeCKfully....

[Gotfish?]

Possibly sand bass are chromatophores, meaning they can change color to match the background. Many fish are, including largemouth bass. I have seen largemouth bass (at the same lake) vary from almost silver (open water) to green to dark.

Or maybe it is a hybrid between a spotted bay bass and a sand bass. https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=d ... 9&dpr=1.25

Probably not though since there aren't any spots on it.

Spotted bay bass and stripers can also crossbreed. Would love to catch one of these. https://wonews.com/new-saltwater-bass-s ... cientists/ . Looks like spots are a dominant gene.

[Midnightpass]

Crayola Fishing... Who knew? ... What ever the color, nice fishing...
Butch