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Fish Identification - Largemouth bass Description: Upper jaw extends beyond the eye. Tongue normally smooth, tooth patch rare. Spiny & soft dorsal fin separate or nearly so. Recreational Licenses Boat Registration Quota Hunt State Park Reservation Calendar of Events Maps PERMITS & OTHER SERVICES > Select a quick link Angler Awards Program Apply for a Quota Hunt Boat Ramp Locator Boating Boater Education Boating Opportunities Boating Regulations Boat Safety Career/Internship Opportunities Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center Conservation Resources Contact Conservation Ranger Current Fishing Regulations Current Hunting Regulations DNR Divisions Education Environmental Protection Fish Consumption Guidelines Fish Identification Fishing Opportunities Freshwater Fishing GA Animals & Plants GA Archery in the Schools Historic Sites Hull Identification Number Hunter Education Classes Hunting Job Opportunities Landowner Programs Law Enforcement Reports Natural Environments Prescribed Fire Project WILD Regional Education Centers Register Your Boat Report a Fish Kill Saltwater Fishing Shooting Ranges Species of Concern State Parks Support Nongame Conservation Teacher Resources Turn in Poachers Water Conservation Water Council Wildlife Action Plan WMA Maps Navigate to Page: Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted (Kentucky) bass White bass Hybrid Striped x White bass Striped bass Channel catfish Flathead catfish Black crappie Rainbow trout Brown trout Brook trout Bluegill Redear sunfish (Shellcracker) Chain pickerel (Jackfish) Walleye Buy a Tag! You Give, They Live. Support Georgia Wildlife Buy Your Tag > Turn in Poachers Call 1-800-241-4113 More Info > LICENSES - 3 Ways to Buy 1. Phone 1-800-366-2661 2. Online - here 3. Retail License Vendor listing - here