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Comment by Badenstein on June 12, 2009 at 7:20pm
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Nope. I would disagree. The Redeye bass has stripes and is more greenish. This fish is mottled and there are no stripes. The Rock Bass from what I have learned does have more of a bass type mouth. Here is a link to a pic of a small Redeye Bass http://www.tnfish.org/SpeciesFishInformation_TWRA/RedeyeCoosaBassTe... Also, the bottom back fins are more of the sunfish type fins and the Redeye Bass has only a single fin and a redish tail. The Redeye Bass is rare and in 'Bama and Georgia. Here in Ohio, the small streams have these.
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Nice pic. Also, nice specimen. I am looking for a place to try and catch one of these. My goal is to try and catch one of each species of panfish.
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