Guadalupe bass (Micropterus treculii) is a freshwater species recorded in the United States.
Scientific name: Micropterus treculii · Water: Freshwater
Size: up to 46.4 cm
The Guadalupe bass is a centrarchid that lives in gravel riffles, runs and flowing pools of creeks and small to medium rivers. Maximum length is about 46 cm total length. It is taken in subsistence fisheries and is a gamefish. Fishing vulnerability is moderate to high at 49 of 100 and resilience medium. IUCN lists it as near threatened.
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