Thread: White bass?

Much better pictures spartannation, once you see a yellow, a white, a hybrid, and a stripped side by side it's easy to tell by the tongue together with the shape of the fish.
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The white bass on the point are record size too..pull hard and fun to catch...hoping i get in on some this weekend ..btw the point has plenty of yellow and white bass.

Good luck Bob.
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sho am glad yawl got that figure out

You could’ve helped and made it more interesting I’m sure.
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Guys, I'm several states away from ya but I'll cast my vote for a hybrid. The white bass we have in the Carolinas do not have the broken lines like the one in the picture, usually solid lines like a true striped bass. I've never looked at the tounge patches though Here's a decent picture of a white bass and a white perch about the same size. You can see the stripes on the white bass are solid lines. That is a pretty picture of a nice fish, even if we are unsure what it is.

Could of and should of but i gotta get some beauty sleep. Got a full day of catching tomorrow.

Originally Posted by bearclaw

Guys, I'm several states away from ya but I'll cast my vote for a hybrid. The white bass we have in the Carolinas do not have the broken lines like the one in the picture, usually solid lines like a true striped bass. I've never looked at the tounge patches though Here's a decent picture of a white bass and a white perch about the same size. You can see the stripes on the white bass are solid lines. That is a pretty picture of a nice fish, even if we are unsure what it is.

And to add to the confusion, the White Perch (on left side) isn't a perch at all. His closest kin is the Striped Bass. Not surprising because his habits mirror that of the Striped Bass.