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User: newenglandangler
Comment: Are there any places in eastern Mass where rock bass live?
Date: 09/10/16 08:31 AM
User: scfp
Comment: Rock bass are a true member of the sunfish family. I don't believe that they are found in very many places in eastern MA, however in the central & western parts of the state, there are numerous places where Rock bass can be caught, with the BEST being the Connecticut River and it's many tributaries - the Rock bass THRIVE in that river system.
Date: 08/14/12 12:30 PM
User: eepthebassraider
Comment: These things are fun to catch and will hit almost any bait. I've caught them on anything from minnows to poppers to rooster tails.
Date: 07/20/11 02:28 PM
User: steventhegreat
Comment: ive seen these fish everywhere,i even caught these in a small runoff creek behind my house off of worms from my yard,,how they got there well who knows.
Date: 03/30/11 12:26 AM
User: bigjim
Comment: This was the first species I made expert angler on. I have caught most of my bigger fish on minnows in the dead of winter. My largest is 1-8.
Date: 03/10/09 08:21 PM


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