In March, 2012, a new Delaware State record was set for largemouth bass. James D. Hitchens of Georgetown reeled in a 10-pound, 10-ounce female largemouth measuring 26 inches long and 18 3/4 inches in girth. The record bass was measured … Continued
Largemouth bass anglers that follow a few simple steps when practice catch-and-release can help ensure that released largemouth bass will live, according to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. During the summer, higher water temperatures and lower dissolved oxygen levels in … Continued
According to a Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Fisheries Biologist, a local angler may have caught the oldest largemouth bass reported in Montana. The fish may also be one of the oldest surviving largemouth bass in North America. 10-year old … Continued
Summer is the season when most people fish for largemouth bass. Although this species can be caught year round in many areas, summer can be an excellent time to enjoy bass fishing. To be successful during the summer season, anglers … Continued
During spring, largemouth bass are usually very active. Prior to spawning, they feed heavily as their prey move in response to seasonal changes. In eastern North America, largemouth sometimes make abrupt adaptations to their feeding patterns, as species of … Continued