Micropterus salmoides
Micropterus salmoides
(Largemouth Bass)
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16 results for Micropterus salmoides (Largemouth Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
648107 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1974 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648108 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1974 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648109 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1974 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648161 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1975 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648156 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1975 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648137 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1976 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648138 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1976 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648100 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1977 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648101 IDCassiaLAKE WALCOTT1977 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648119 IDCassiaMARSH CREEK1988 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
271690 IDCassiaWalcott, Lake2000 17040209 Lake Walcottestablished
648146 IDMinidokaBURLEY POND2008 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648132 IDMinidokaEMERALD LAKE1967 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648145 IDMinidokaEMERALD LAKE2008 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648118 IDMinidokaMILNER RESERVOIR1988 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked
648133 IDMinidokaRUPERT GRAVEL POND1967 17040209 Lake Walcottstocked

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/26/2024].

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