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Date: September 14, 2006 at 10:01:55
From: general fly, [207.59.86.5]
Subject: Re: Surf Fish and Lip Color |
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Lip color is something I've never really thought about with regards to identifying fish. It's probably because I usually only see bass from the same area. I know that certain irregularities in the lateral stripes on bass can be used to identify fish to some degree. I wonder if lip-coloring is a regional variation due to population genetics or external biological factors. Anybody know more about identifying features and if fish can actually be identified from originating from a certain region, or does their migratory nature mean that they are all mostly from the same genetic make-up?
What about fin or tail size/shape and regional variation? Any personal observations?
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