How big do bass get?

Question

Because i am hatching bass eggs.And one hatched right now

Answer 1

It depends on the species. Some rock bass only get a few inches long while hybrid stripe bass can easily hit 4 feet and well over 50 lbs.

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Answer 2

It depends on the species. Some rock bass only get a few inches long while hybrid stripe bass can easily hit 4 feet and well over 50 lbs.

Answer 3

I'll assume you're talking about largemouth bass. The world record (disputed because of the way the fish was caught) was 25 lbs. 1 oz. caught in California in May 2006.

The undisputed world record is 22 lbs. 4 oz. caught in Georgia in 1932.

If you're talking about other species of bass, you're on your own.

Answer 4

Black Bass: They are members of the sunfish family. It's a freshwater fish. There are six species of Black Bass: Largemouth average 24 inches, Smallmouth 23 inches, Spotted 19, Redeye 18, Guadalupe21, and Suwannee 18. They all have long yellowish-greenish bodies.

Largemouth Bass live in lakes, ponds, and rivers of the U.S. and Canada. It's a favorite fish of fisherman. They are very strong and make a good meal. They're famous for their fighting ability. Adults usually weigh from 1-4 pounds, but they can grow to 20 lbs. and two feet long.

Smallmouth Bass are especially strong for their size. They only weigh 1/2 to 4 pounds. They live in streams and large lakes of the United States and parts of Canada, Europe, and South America and can grow to 23 inches

Spotted Bass are also known as Kentucky Bass live in southern regions of the United States. They are found in deep clear reservoirs. They're usually smaller than smallmouths around 19 inches.

Guadalupe live in streams in south-central Texas average 21 inches in size.

Redeye live in streams of the southeast and average 18 inches in size.

Suwannee Bass are found in rivers of Northern Florida and average 18 inches

True Bass are divided into two categories temperate bass and sea bass. Most species live in the ocean.

Temperate Bass are silvery fish with two fins on the top of the back. They have six or seven bold stripes along their body. There are four species in North America, White Bass, Yellow Bass, Striped Bass, and White Perch. White and Yellow Bass live only in freshwater but Striped Bass and White Perch are native of the Atlantic Ocean. Both have been forced to live in freshwater because people damned inland waters. Striped Bass are common in the Atlantic regions and in the south. They weigh anywhere from 2-20 pounds.

There are over 370 species of Sea Bass the Jewfish is the largest. It can grow to 8 feet long and 700 pounds.