### seafood:

Bass
* All basses have a body, a neck and strings.
* Most bass are carnivorous and belong to one of three families
  - small and slow-growing, but an occasional trophy is caught
  - attains weight
* Most bass has eyes
  - large mouths
  - red eyes
  - tails
  - lives in shallow water
  - move out to deeper, more open, water
  - occupies habitats
  - basses are bass-baritones, just as most contraltos are mezzos with some extra low notes
* Some bass eats fish
  - little fish
  - follow baitfish into open water
  - has fins
  - makes prey
  - basses feature pickups that can be set to passive or active mode
* are also conical bore instruments
  - kings, wisemen or priests
* becomes sound.
* consumes food.
* has ability
  - frequency ranges
  - skulls
* is ale
  - freshwater fish
* is located in jazz bands
  - lakes
  - music stores
  - quartets
  - rivers
  - musical instruments
  - parts
  - perchs
  - pitch
  - singers
* is used for catchings
  - eating
  - fun
  - nourishment
  - playing
* weighs lbs
  - pounds
+ Bass (fish): Perciformes
  * Many bass live in or near North America. Their name comes from the word for perch
  - guitar, Description: Guitars
  * The pickups are magnetic devices that sit below the strings. As the strings vibrate, an electrical signal is produced which is routed via an instrument cable to an amplifier. Some basses feature pickups that can be set to passive or active mode. Each pickup may have different tonal qualities that results from its placement relative to the bridge and its components

### seafood | bass:

Big bass
* Most big bass are loners, but there are times during feeding periods when their routes overlap.
* are also a different breed when it comes to fighting ability.
* choose their sanctuary areas for security and food sources.
* live where living conditions and prey availability support their bulk.

Electric bass
* Most electric bass has frequency ranges.
* have a fairly standard spacing when they have four strings.
* is really the bottom four strings of a guitar an octave lower.

### seafood | bass:

Female bass
* are larger than male bass the same age and females tend to live longer than males.
* live longer than males and are much more likely to reach trophy size.
+ Black bass, Feeding habits: Perciformes
  * Age and growth - Growth rates are highly variable with differences attributed mainly to their food supply and length of growing season. Female bass live longer than males and are much more likely to reach trophy size. By age two or three, females grow much faster than male bass. At five years of age females may be twice the weight of males. The oldest bass from Florida whose age has been determined by fisheries' biologists was 16 years of age.

Large bass
* are like whitetail deer.
* grow huge in stages.

### seafood | bass:

Largemouth bass
* Most largemouth bass has mouths
  - is part of largemouths
* Some largemouth bass eats fish.
* Some largemouth bass has fins
  - overall capacity
  - teeth
* consumes food.
* eat crayfish and frogs, insects and small fishes.
* enter river from lake in late summer.
* grow bigger on the Cape due to the longer warmwater season and better forage.
* is Florida's premier freshwater sportfish
* produce thousands of eggs and the survival of the early stages is extremely low.
* try jerk baits and rattletraps on the rocky points.
* weighs pounds.

Peacock bass
* are tropical fish and require warm waters to flourish.
* originate and thrive in South American waters.
* tend to hold on the deep-water dropoffs of points.

Shoal bass
* are different than redeye bass in that shoal bass tend to grow much larger
  - endemic to the Apalachicola basin in Alabama, Georgia and Florida
  - habitat specialists
* grow much faster than redeye bass.