Historical Range and Distribution of Bass Species

In North America's waterways, bass species once lived in distinct regions before humans transformed their natural distribution forever.
In North America's waterways, bass species once lived in distinct regions before humans transformed their natural distribution forever.
Multiple invasive species threaten North American bass populations, causing devastating declines through competition, predation, and habitat destruction.
The Suwannee bass's unique throat structure makes it a deadly crayfish hunter, but there's more to this specialized predator's feeding strategy.
Spot a Redeye Bass by its crimson eyes and olive-brown sides, but there's more to identifying this elusive species than meets the eye.
Known to strike aggressively in Georgia's rocky rivers, shoal bass offer thrilling fly fishing action—but catching them requires specific tactics.
Population recovery efforts for Texas's state fish, the Guadalupe bass, show promise despite ongoing threats to this unique species.
Knowing where spotted bass migrate each season holds the key to catching more fish, but timing your approach makes all the difference.
Glimpse into the hidden world of smallmouth bass, where rocky hideouts and cool, clear waters hold the secrets to success.
Catch trophy largemouth bass using proven tactics, essential gear, and expert strategies that will transform your fishing game forever.
Learn about North America's 13 black bass species, from the legendary Largemouth to lesser-known varieties, and master your fishing game.