Bear Creek Reservoir Fishing: white bass???

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	Name:	George -
	Subject:	white bass???
	Date:	10/8/2008 3:55:08 PM

White Bass is a native fish to Lake Martin. They are kin to Stripe Bass but smaller, 2 lb. average, 6 lb. record. They are a little more Perch shaped. In the mis-60's, I was a student at AU and had an afternoon job with the AU Fisheries Dept. I saw the first Stripe Bass and Hybrid Bass fingerling which had just arrived from a South Carolina Fishery to be released in Martin and other lakes. The Hybrid is a cross between Stripes and White Bass. I don't believe this happen naturally, but in a Fishery with the help of Biologist. To distinguish the two, Stripes have unbroken lines (or stripes) and Hybrids have broken lines. I don't know for sure but I'll bet most "Stripes" caught in Martin are Hybrid. Also, both are excellent on the grill.

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white bass??? - old blue chair - 10/7/2008 10:31:31 AM

white bass??? - George - 10/8/2008 3:55:08 PM

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