Bass ID

[87yota4runner]

So, say it were a hybrid, what would dfg measure it as? Or do all 3 have the same requirements?


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[YakDout]

Originally Posted by 87yota4runner

So, say it were a hybrid, what would dfg measure it as? Or do all 3 have the same requirements?


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All 14"

[87yota4runner]

Originally Posted by YakDout

All 14"

Thanks!


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[alanw]

A 14" yellow eyed brown trout would be quite an impressive hybrid.

[chxh8me]

You are all wrong, and should be ashamed of yourself.


That is clearly a kern river squawfish.

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by 87yota4runner

So, say it were a hybrid, what would dfg measure it as? Or do all 3 have the same requirements?


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Are the Freshwater bass still legal at 12" or did they go up to 14" also? I haven't checked the freshwater regs since I've been fishing Saltwater the last 3 years.

[87yota4runner]

Originally Posted by Jimmyz123

Are the Freshwater bass still legal at 12" or did they go up to 14" also? I haven't checked the freshwater regs since I've been fishing Saltwater the last 3 years.

Yes all freshwater bass are defined as black bass and a 12" 5 fish limit applies(unless you somehow found some in a stream, river, canal, or a fully private lake/pond, in that case there is no size limit' but still a 5 fish limit)
Freshwater bass just dont have enough room or time in the water to get huge out here in cali, just too many people. Ive never caught a largemouth in big bear, only smallmouth, same with lake arrowhead. I did see a guy who lugged out an 8lb largemouth in silverwood by bouncing a jig from the shore back to his boat right on the side of the main fishing dock by the loading ramp. I had seriously fished that spot from the shore for like an hour without a single bite. I guess casting towards the shore is really what triggers the bite.


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[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by 87yota4runner

Yes all freshwater bass are defined as black bass and a 12" 5 fish limit applies(unless you somehow found some in a stream, river, canal, or a fully private lake/pond, in that case there is no size limit' but still a 5 fish limit)
Freshwater bass just dont have enough room or time in the water to get huge out here in cali, just too many people. Ive never caught a largemouth in big bear, only smallmouth, same with lake arrowhead. I did see a guy who lugged out an 8lb largemouth in silverwood by bouncing a jig from the shore back to his boat right on the side of the main fishing dock by the loading ramp. I had seriously fished that spot from the shore for like an hour without a single bite. I guess casting towards the shore is really what triggers the bite.


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Back when I was primarily doing freshwater bass fishing during spawn casting to the shore and coming back to the boat was best, but I had pretty good results doing like you were talking about. Basically I've has the best Freshwater results with keeping the bait closer to or right in contact with the bottom as it comes back to shore or the boat.