NOUN
- caught along the Atlantic coast of the United States
- marine food and game fish with dark longitudinal stripes; migrates upriver to spawn; sometimes placed in the genus Morone
How To Use striped bass In A Sentence
- They" are the poachers who haunt those waters, men who catch more than the legal limit of fish -- striped bass, sea bass, fluke and blackfish (tautog) -- then sell them on the black market. Inside New York City's Fishy Black Market
- Though some striped bass can spawn in fresh water and make their homes in salt water, there are many ‘stripers’ which remain landlocked.
- The captain gaffed the fish and hoisted it aboard - a 36 inch striped bass gasping on the non-slip grey deck. Aram Roston: Deadliest Catch Brooklyn Style: The Fish You Catch in New York City
- As we approached the anglers, they hooked and landed an immature striped bass.
- Fished with a 250 grain streamer express line with 2x to 3x tippet this fly pattern as enticed big rainbows as well as striped bass in the same water. A Secret Streamer Stragey
- Many species eat the fry and smolts, including striped bass, American shad, sculpins and sea gulls.
- As for menhaden, in the 18th century they had their culinary fans, but these days you're far more likely to eat something else that has eaten menhaden whole in the wild, like striped bass, tuna and bluefish, or ground-up as fishmeal, like chickens, pigs or farmed salmon. Peter Hanlon: Little Fish, Big Help
- When possible, the field crew angled in the vicinity of the fish they were tracking, and on several occasions captured striped bass in this manner.
- While deciding, we stared into the eyes of a striped bass, sea bass, porgy and red snapper.
- As a member of the herring family, shad, along with salmon and striped bass, are anadromous, meaning they live in the ocean but swim inland and spawn in fresh water.
