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Black Basses
Florida is home to several species of bass, including largemouth bass, Suwannee bass, shoal bass, and spotted bass.


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Largemouth Bass Virus (LMBV) and Its Effects on Largemouth Bass Resources in Florida
What is LMBV and what happens when fish become infected? Is it a concern in Florida? This article chronicles what we currently know about LMBV and its effects on Florida's largemouth bass populations.


Stocking Evaluation of Hatchery-Reared Largemouth Bass in Lake Talquin
Largemouth bass were stocked in Lake Talquin, Florida, from 2000 to 2002. This study evaluated those efforts.


Black Basses FAQs
Do you have questions about black bass species? Read the black basses FAQs for answers.








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