- Fri Apr 18, 2014 1:13 pm
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Shoal bass on the other hand are typically found a little further south (wider rivers, limestone shoals). I grew up in Albany, GA on the Flint River which is shoal bass central. I can always tell shoal bass bc they have tiger esque stripes. I have thrown a few pics of these dudes up in the past.
Woolybug25 wrote:T.J. Brayshaw wrote:Really nice. What are those, shoal bass?The first couple small guys are Redeye bass. The last biggish fish is a spotted bass or "spot". Both of these fish are very common in North Alabama (smaller rivers, rocky shorelines, etc.)
Shoal bass on the other hand are typically found a little further south (wider rivers, limestone shoals). I grew up in Albany, GA on the Flint River which is shoal bass central. I can always tell shoal bass bc they have tiger esque stripes. I have thrown a few pics of these dudes up in the past.