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The Guadalupe bass, native to Texas, is a small freshwater fish noted for its dark green body with a light belly. It inhabits fast-flowing streams and rivers and is highly prized among anglers for its spirited fight and unique habitat.
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Length
~30" (max 43)
Weight
~0.5" (max 1)
Water
Fresh
Water Temp
15-27° F
Gizzard Shad
Shiners
WormsAlways open
5
No
Inhabits clear, fast-flowing streams and small to medium rivers
Prefers areas with rocky substrates and abundant cover
Feeds on insects, small fish, and crustaceans
Juveniles often stay in shallow waters near vegetation for protection
Spawning occurs in spring in gravel-bottomed streams
Males create and guard nests, protecting eggs until they hatch
Juveniles remain in shallow areas until they grow larger
Both sexes reach maturity within a few years and are often solitary outside of spawning season
