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Originally Posted by brewer88
Update: I ended up fishing kentucky lake near Byrd bay yesterday and caught a ton of what I think were just regular white bass? (they were all small, around 1lb) Im still learning the difference between yellow, white and hybrid
We started off fishing some ledges at 16ft of water and caught a couple, but around 7pm we found a nice flat at 3ft and the water was just exploding with them, anything small and white with a spinner would produce a fish every cast. again, all small. Some largemouths mixed in, ill try and get the pics from my buddy.
Are white bass any good to eat?
(also, thanks for the info so far, maybe ill try JPP next)
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Brewer88,
The yellow bass are easy to identify because they are yellow colored. To determine whether a fish is a Hybrid or White Bass, look at the small patch on the top of the tongue. If it has a small split in the middle (actually two small patches) it is a Hybrid. If the patch is a single shape, it is a White Bass.
I would go to JPP for Hybrids, I grew up on Kentucky Lake and it is a HUGE body of water. It is hard enough to find them on JPP sometimes!