They are protogynous hermaphrodite, i.e. the young are predominantly female but transform into males as they grow larger. They grow about a kilogram per year. Generally they are adolescent until they reach three kilograms, when they become female. At about 10 to 12 kg they turn to male. Usually, males have a harem of three to fifteen females in the broader region. In the rare case that no male exists close by, the largest female turns faster. Most males look much wilder and bigger than females, even if they happen to be smaller (compare bull to cow, or rooster to chicken, or lion to lioness).
Stripers are the other way around. Almost all the large ones are female from what I understand. Almost all of them under 4-5 pounds are males.
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Wow extraordinary find deep c. What color lure did she/he bite on? I saw a rabbit with antlers once. The fellow called it a jack o lope. He said is was easily hunted though. They are fast and blend well with surroundings, but whine all the time and easy to find in a thicket
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