Dr. Andrew T. Taylor's #FishSci lab | #ConsBio #Riverscapes #PopGen #BlackBassDiversity | views=mine
University of North Georgia
Joined September 2019
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If you are still here, I’m going to try to continue to post research updates. However, likely moving most of my activity over to fairer skies and butterflies.
Handle is taylorfishlab over there. Please find me and help me find you!
Fun field lab on Lake Lanier, practicing boat electrofishing and fish identification in my Ichthyology class! with @GeorgiaWild @uofnorthgeorgia
Thinking of you and your family and sending prayers for healing. Thank you for being a strong role model to those of us in ichthyology and fisheries. Here are some recent nature and field work snaps!
Lots of nice pollinator action on our native plants lately! Sometimes it’s the little things that can turn a day around 👍🏻
Recently completed a fun fishing trip with two friends. We planned a trip for what we called the “Endemic Smallmouth Complex Slam” - Oauchita Bass, Little River Bass, and Neosho Bass - all within one day.
Second fish, a “big” Little River Bass! #BlackBassDiversity
Recently completed a fun fishing trip with two friends. We planned a trip for what we called the “Endemic Smallmouth Complex Slam” - Oauchita Bass, Little River Bass, and Neosho Bass - all within one day.
I caught a nice Ouachita Bass to start the trip! #BlackBassDiversity
Alabama Bass are an invasive species that can hybridize native black basses out of existence, yet they've been illegally spread by anglers wanting to catch "bigger Spotted Bass"
This is now akin to moving a Mule Deer east and claiming you harvested a Whitetail Deer. 7/9
ALT From: https://dwr.virginia.gov/wildlife/fish/alabama-bass/ Read more about the threat of Alabama Bass to native bass fisheries.