What is the spotted bass?
Q: What is the spotted bass?
A: The spotted bass is a freshwater game fish in the sunfish family.
Q: Where is the spotted bass native to?
A: The spotted bass is native to the lower and central Mississippi River basin in North America.
Q: Has the spotted bass been introduced into other states in the U.S.?
A: Yes, the spotted bass has been introduced into other U.S. states as far west as California.
Q: Has the spotted bass been introduced into other countries?
A: Yes, the spotted bass has been introduced into other countries.
Q: How can you distinguish the spotted bass from the largemouth bass?
A: You can distinguish the spotted bass from the largemouth bass because it has a smaller mouth than the largemouth, even though it has the same coloring.
Q: Is the spotted bass larger or smaller than the largemouth or smallmouth bass?
A: The spotted bass is smaller than both the largemouth and the smallmouth bass.
Q: When did the spotted bass become the official game fish of Kentucky?
A: The spotted bass became the official game fish of Kentucky in 1956.
