Other names: Wiper , Whiterock bass, Striped bass, Sunshine bass
The hybrid striped bass, also known as the wiper or whiterock bass, is a hybrid between the striped bass and white bass. This fish is popular for aquaculture due to its hardiness and rapid growth. It is widely sought after by anglers for its strong fight and is also valued for its firm, white meat.
Other names
Wiper , Whiterock bass, Striped bass, Sunshine bass
Length
~38" (max 76)
Weight
~1" (max 12)
Water
Fresh, brackish, salt
Water Temp
7-26° F
Depth
1-4 ft
Alabama Rig
Anchovy
Berkley Stunna Jerkbait
Blade Bait
Bluegill
Chicken Livers
Cotton Cordell Pencil Popper
Crawfish
Crayfish
Cut Bait (Fish)Sorry. Regulation data is empty
Found in reservoirs, lakes, and rivers with moderate to fast-flowing water
Prefers environments with abundant baitfish like shad
Feeds on a variety of smaller fish, often surface feeding in schools
Juveniles stay in sheltered areas before moving to open waters as they grow
Produced in hatcheries through artificial hybridization
Males are generally white bass, while females are striped bass
Juveniles are stocked in various freshwater bodies for sport fishing
Known for aggressive feeding, making them easy to catch with lures and baits
