Totally off subject (for bass fishers)

[Freakgecko91]

No way a fish with black eyes is albino lol I guess maybe it's the lighting, but seems goofy

 

[HUKIT]

No way a fish with black eyes is albino lol I guess maybe it's the lighting, but seems goofy

Who said anything about being an albino?

 

[Fresh2o]

Post #18. That was the DNR's response to the OP.
Apparently they did not look at the eyes.

 

[HUKIT]

Yes definitely not an albino, leucistic would make more sense.

 

[Angellove78]

No guys, My daughter got hold of my phone and touched my lens. It's not the best picture. The eyes are red.

 

[Angellove78]

Update! OK guys, here's what it really looks like. This pic is with a better camera and no smudges on the lens! Big different. Told u it was orange. It is as bright orange as this pic!

 

[JM1101]

That's amazing

 

[Angellove78]

I thought so too. That's why I thought I'd share it with everyone.

 

[Chest Rockwell]

I fish for bass all the time, never seen anything like that before and it looks like he had to kill it, a rare species. He couldn't of let that one go and catch a regular large mouth?

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[Angellove78]

He wanted to turn it in to the DNR.

 

[HUKIT]

Update! OK guys, here's what it really looks like. This pic is with a better camera and no smudges on the lens! Big different. Told u it was orange. It is as bright orange as this pic! View attachment 304233View attachment 304234

The eyes are still black which means it's not albino. Here is an albino
ocellatus notice the eyes and lack of any pigment.



Now look at the leucistic which has black eyes and black pigmentation. Eye coloration is unaffected in leucistic animals because the pigment cells that determine eye color are unaffected by the genetic cause of leucism.



So the DNR is wrong...

 

[Upstate TBarbs]

Ok, the Pumpkin Spice people have officially gone too far!