Do Bass Have Teeth? (It Might Surprise You)
All bass types have teeth, but many anglers don’t know or might not have realized this. Unlike walleye, sauger, northern
Diana Nadim
I enjoy educating people about what is happening to the ocean and helping to make it a better place for future fishing enthusiasts.
Fishing Experience
I have been fishing since I was old enough to walk. My dad was an expert angler, and he taught us fishing together with my two siblings.
As a youngster, I fished in many small lakes and farm ponds. I normally frequented Henrys Fork in Idaho, and I caught my biggest fish weighing 8 lbs 14 oz, on a fall jig pattern I made myself.
Notable Catches
- Rainbow trout (35 pounds, baitcasting)
- Atlantic Mackerel, (47pounds, trawling)
- Black marlin (65 pounds, spearfishing)
- Chinook Salmon (36 pounds, side drifting)
- Soupfin Shark: 55 pounds (surf fishing)
What’s your favorite fish?
My favorite fish is Blobfish. Their giant noses and frown, coupled with their little flipper things, are too much for me. I do think they are cute, lol!
What is your “spirit fish”?
I would have to go with the shark. I like how naturally aggressive they are.
What’s the most unusual fish you’ve caught?
To me, it will have to be a flounder. It has both eyes on one side of the head, then, over time, one of its eyes migrates to join the other, which is very strange!
Education
I studied for my Bachelor of Education at the University of Michigan, then, later on, I pursued a Master of Science in project planning and management.
