The most popular game fish in the US is easy to recognize once you know the jaw and the stripe. Here's where largemouth live, what they eat and how they move through the year.
Bronze, barred and built for current, smallmouth live in clearer, cooler and rockier water than largemouth. Here's how to recognize them and where to look each season.
Stripers run up Atlantic rivers to spawn, roam big Southern and Western reservoirs, and cross with white bass to make hybrids. Here's how each fishery works.
Spots look like small largemouth until you check the jaw, the tongue and the belly. Here's how to identify them, where they hold and what they bite.
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