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There is no denying bass have a hold on American anglers. Their native and introduced range encompasses all 50 states. Of those states, eight claim a freshwater bass species as their state fish. A win ...

Alabama bass, which are invasive to North Carolina, are now in more rivers and lakes than ever before and are competing with native fish and aquatic organisms. Biologists at the N.C. Wildlife ...

If you asked the average American angler to name all the different types of bass, a handful of species would roll off the tongue, starting with largemouths and smallmouths, then probably stripers, and ...

If you've caught a "black bass," the fact is you might have caught any of 17 species of fish. "Black bass" refers to a group of fish which aren't true bass but are part of the sunfish family ...

Ecologists from the University of Georgia have officially documented two new species of black bass, Bartram’s bass and Altamaha bass. In a recently published study, led by Bud Freeman, a senior public ...

Bass fisherman Joshua Buller caught one of the heaviest black bass in Oregon history on April 27. Buller’s spotted bass weighed a little more than 9 pounds, just 2 pounds shy of the all-tackle world ...

Bass fishing is a big-time business in the United States. You can catch a tournament at just about any major boat landing — especially in the South — most weekends. Anglers shove off and race out onto ...

In North Carolina, Lake Norman was ground zero for the invasive Alabama bass — a growing problem that threatens the state's native bass and ecosystems that depend on them. “The problem really began a ...

The Greater Savannah area is known as a destination spot for outdoors enthusiasts and fisherman from throughout the world. Now the Coastal Empire has a bass species that it can call its own. Often ...