NOUN
- bluish black-striped sea bass of the Atlantic coast of the United States
- widely distributed and highly prized American freshwater game fishes (sunfish family)
How To Use black bass In A Sentence
- Duke also points out that freshwater black bass, the familiar largemouth and smallmouth, are found in 49 of the 50 states.
- Black bass (locally called chub) and white perch are very abundant, and at the proper season rock and herring enter the Sound in considerable numbers. North Carolina and its Resources.
- Duke also points out that freshwater black bass, the familiar largemouth and smallmouth, are found in 49 of the 50 states.
- I had always enjoyed the kitchen, but now I would make pumpkin ravioli from scratch on Thursday and cooka black bass in parchment on Friday and bake an olive-oil cake onSaturday.
- Here were old friends aboard, who fried my black bass in olive oil. Chapter 22
- The nearest respectable sport for the fly or minnow man is with black bass, in the smaller lakes and connecting rivers within two or three hours 'railway journey; and there are six or eight other percoid forms such as striped, calico, and rock bass, and several of the sunfishes, all of which take a fly. Lines in Pleasant Places Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler
- For years it's had the same black bass guitar in the window, surrounded by an array of hash pipes, weighing scales and stolen car radios.
- She watched his fingers flash across the fingerboard of his black bass guitar.
- Records are not clear as to whether the second aquarium car brought largemouth or smallmouth black bass to California.
- Examples are its creative borrowings from Indian languages for place names such as Canada and Quebec, and for flora and fauna: achigan for black bass, atoca for cranberry canneberge in France, ouananiche for a freshwater salmon, ouaouaron for a bull frog, orignal for moose, and caribou for a genus of large deer. Champlain's Dream
