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saw this on another site

Biologists will tell you that you need to have training and tests on most bass. males seldom reach over 5 pounds, males will normally have elongated body, but when they are young, a lab is needed to determine the sex.

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The only way at the naked eye you can differentiate a female from a male is by size except during the spawn, males northern subspecies seldomly reach 4 pounds, bigger than that it 's a female, males florida subspecies seldomly reach 6 pounds, more than that it 's female. Fish below 4 pounds are indistinguishable.

There 's another way, you add a drop of methilene blue solution to the anus, wait a couple of seconds and rinse, males have 2 openings in the genital papilae, females have 3. Easier said than done because it takes practice and being taught by someone who knows.

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most of the time especially around spawn the males eyes turn kinda wicked red looking.I dont know how correct I am in the statement though.

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To tell during the spawn most males will travel in a certain perimeter while the female will stay still. The male chases other species away from the eggs while the female ensures nothing will get near

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Muddy is turning three shades of purple holding back what he really wants to post here.  ;D

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Avid must not have read this one yet...

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