bucketmouth bass

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:fish
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Largemouth_bass
gptkbp:adaptation camouflage in habitat
gptkbp:average_temperature prefers warm waters
gptkbp:awards sought after for size
gptkbp:behavior territorial during spawning
gptkbp:body_style robust and elongated
gptkbp:color greenish with dark stripes
dark green to olive green
gptkbp:common_name largemouth bass
gptkbp:conservation_efforts monitored by wildlife agencies
gptkbp:conservation_status least concern
gptkbp:cultural_significance symbol of sport fishing in the US
gptkbp:diet carnivorous
gptkbp:ecosystem important predator in freshwater systems
gptkbp:education important for sustainable fishing practices
gptkbp:egg_color yellowish
gptkbp:environmental_impact invasive in some regions
gptkbp:fins spiny dorsal fin
gptkbp:fishing_regulations varies by region
bass fishing
fly fishing
year-round in some areas
plastic worms
rod and reel
popular in tournaments
topwater lures
baitcasting reels
catching large specimens is difficult
one of the most sought after species.
popular in southern US
world record over 22 pounds
gptkbp:foraging_behavior diurnal
gptkbp:growth_rate fast in optimal conditions
gptkbp:habitat freshwater lakes
vegetated areas
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label bucketmouth bass
gptkbp:introduced many countries worldwide
gptkbp:larval_stage hatch after 2-3 days
gptkbp:lifespan up to 16 years
gptkbp:local_names green bass
gptkbp:nesting builds nests
gptkbp:predators larger fish and birds
gptkbp:range gptkb:North_America
gptkbp:released common practice
gptkbp:reproduction spawns in spring
gptkbp:scales cycloid scales
gptkbp:scientific_name gptkb:Micropterus_salmoides
gptkbp:seasonal_activities migrate for spawning
gptkbp:size up to 30 inches
gptkbp:skills requires skill to catch
gptkbp:species four gill arches
cultured for sport fishing
gptkbp:sport popular among anglers
gptkbp:water_quality prefers clean water
gptkbp:weight up to 20 pounds
gptkbp:wildlife young are vulnerable to predation