"The research suggests that angling for largemouth bass at colder temperatures (less than 60 degrees F) may cause greater physiological stress than at warmer temperatures ( greater than 60 degrees F). One possible reason for this is that bass at colder temperatures are further from their metabolic optimum, the researchers say. Other factors such as prey availability, reproductive status, or gut fullness could be involved. They conclude that fight intensity is likely not a major driver of physiological stress of largemouths using typical angling gear, due to relatively short fight times." Bits & Pieces "In-Fisherman vol 40 no 1 March/April 2016" Rick
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