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Caught this bass in a pond really close to the ocean and it is really weird. It had a strange pattern and really bumpy scales. The teeth were also abnormally sharp, I’m guessing from eating mostly bait fish. I have caught others like this one too. If anyone knows what is causing this bass to be like this or have caught one similar I would be happy to know.530A912F-5C29-46C7-BFAC-44745D221E85.thumb.jpeg.e93001d9784206045364f53ee8c9e86b.jpeg

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That's a strange one, doesn't look real healthy so I'd venture a guess that it's some kind of illness. 

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I would guess this is a condition caused by exposure to salt water.  When I lived in Miami, we caught bass in a flood control canal a block from the ocean.  Bass will tolerate those conditions for short times if there is a food source.  It's definitely a skin condition of some kind.

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Interesting. Look at the spots on the fins and even the jaw.

 

Maybe you should send the pic to your DNR and tell them where you caught it.

 

I just skimmed through an article that said bass tolerate brackish water better than most freshwater fish.

 

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