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There are a multitude of aquatic creatures, possessing bony protrusions along their fins, that can be consumed for nourishment or pursued for sport in both freshwater and saltwater environments. These creatures often have succulent, full-bodied flesh that is highly regarded for its quality.<\/p>\n

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Bass is a type of fish that can be found in both fresh and saltwater. In North America, freshwater bass are members of the Centrarchidae family and are related to sunfish and crappies, albeit larger in size. Variants of bass found in North America include small- and large-mouthed, black, and spotted bass.<\/p>\n

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