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 Bloody tail / growth on white bass
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05/09/22 01:06 AM
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Double Row
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I went to Lake Tawakoni yesterday afternoon and a friend caught this white bass, what is this growth on its tail? I've seen fish with red spots, but never anything like this! ![[Linked Image]](https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20220509/a6a6ce886de766a60801143845d76cbf.jpg)
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Re: Bloody tail / growth on white bass
[Re: Double Row]
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05/09/22 01:10 AM
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Smurfs
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Its Tawakoni, probably some form of Meth. 
Texdawg: "Iām the only guy on here that would even disappoint a hooker"
"I would whore myself out just to avoid listening to either of those nozzles"
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Re: Bloody tail / growth on white bass
[Re: Double Row]
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05/09/22 04:04 PM
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smsimcik
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Either a benign nerve sheath tumor called a neurofibroma or Lymphocystis, which is a growth caused by a virus. Would need to be biopsied to tell the difference. Neither are fatal. And yes, I'm a veterinarian.
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Re: Bloody tail / growth on white bass
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05/09/22 04:08 PM
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Holzer
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I don't eat the tails, so it would have gone right into the box 
Holzer My pic is gone 
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