jeremymaikoetter's Identifications
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
brentormandDescrição
My ID is M. salmoides. However, it had a tooth patch and I thought a sample might be helpful. Caught on fly-rod at the Blue Hole right at the fish traps set for the study.
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
brentormandDescrição
Melissa asked me to sample this while she was using seine nets. This was caught by fly-rod on the bend near the far parking lot.
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
brentormandDescrição
I identified this as a largemouth bass, but I may be wrong. I noted when recording observations that the jaw did not go behind the eye when closed. Note that I feel like the fish’s jaw may have been clenched, leading me to an inaccurate observation. This fish felt like it had only one offset tooth patch. I wish I got better pictures of the tooth patch. This was near the campsites in the park.
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
peterjosephDescrição
While walking at San Antonio River walk by Confluence Park. Caught by fisherman on the confluence bridge and released.
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
peterjosephDescrição
Nature walk on Red Oak Trail by San Antonio River
Fotos / Sons
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Género MicropterusObservador
billarbonDescrição
I used to see these Bass when I would snorkel in the Comal River in New Braunfels when I was a kid in the 'fifties. They were bold and would follow you around so one day I decided I would try fishing underwater instead of on shore. So I rigged a hook, line and bait and snorkeled around until I found a group and let out my line. Between gulps of air, I trolled the fish who looked at my whole effort with a sort of incredulity that bordered on scorn. They ignored my bait, gear and hope. Their offspring are probably still living in the Comal River.
More information can be found here: https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/species/gdb/
Fotos / Sons
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Achigã (Micropterus nigricans)Observador
rubengamezDescrição
"Second" dorsal fin not shown in photo. Individual about 1 foot in length.
Fotos / Sons
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Lambari-Do-Texas (Astyanax argentatus)Observador
felixlumbrerasDescrição
Pez en el río San Juan, dentro de la Comunidad de los Negros Mascogos.
Fotos / Sons
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Flecheiro-Fino (Etheostoma chlorosoma)Observador
ebio327_fish15Descrição
Habitat type & conditions: Freshwater, tree debris, little to no current observed
Weather: Around 82º F
Fotos / Sons
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Cyclonaias pustulosaObservador
virginiasandersDescrição
One live smooth pimpleback and the rest were shells and valves. Live was 47 mm long and 29 mm inflation
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