Movement, home range, and structural habitat use of the Largemouth Bass complex in two large Texas reservoirs
M. Todd Driscoll,
Jacob D. Norman,
Daniel L. Bennett
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveAngler complaints regarding perceived declines in angling quality prompted research to examine the home range, movement, water depth use, and structural habitat use and selection of the Largemouth Bass complex (LBC; Largemouth Bass Micropterus nigricans, Florida Bass M. salmoides, and Largemouth Bass × Florida Bass hybrids) in Toledo Bend and Lake Fork reservoirs, Texas.MethodsA total of 21 LBC individuals at Toledo Bend Reservoir (386–604 mm total length [TL]) and 22 LBC fish at Lake Fork Reservoir (… Show more
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