By Louie Stout
Bassmaster Magazine

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Largemouth and smallmouth bass may be most revered by bassers nationwide, but the black bass family has other members that deserve equal respect. We're talking about the regionally endemic species known as spotted, shoal, redeye, Suwanee and Guadalupe bass that aren't as prominent, yet are equally cherished by those who fish for them. Most anglers have heard of the spotted bass, given its ability to adapt to a variety of waters. The other species, however, are more confined to small flowages i ...

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