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I hit Jpp for 3 hours today I caught two like the fish in the pic. I lost 3. My question is is this a baby rockfish or baby hybrid? All the fish were caught on a white and chartruse curly tail.
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Thats a stripe, aka white bass
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I take that back, thats probably a hybrid, stripe only has only one line all the way to the tail I believe
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I vote Hybrid.
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Stripe Bass
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Stripe Bass:
[ATTACH] Stripe Bass / Rockfish [/ATTACH] Hammy |
Hybrid.
When striped bass are young enough to be this short, they are more streamlined in shape. The stocky body and broken, but distinct, stripes identify this fish as a hybrid. Chris Bryant |
The best clue to look for is the stripes going to the end of the tail. Only one stripe goes to the end of the tail on a white bass. This is definitely a hybrid.
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Hybrid at top. Striped bass at bottom.
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Hybrid for sure!
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Sometimes it's pretty obvious with body type but the only way to tell for sure is the tooth patch. White Bass have a single tooth patch on the tongue and hybrid have two. Striper have two patches as well but they have a wide separation between them. Hybrid's patches are right together almost.
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http://ccrayhubbardfishingguides.com...brid-bass2.gif
I vote hybrid also. |
It's definitely a hybrid.
Re: the tooth patches, I've seen hybrids where the division between the tooth patches was very indistinct, and it really looked like a single tooth patch. So be careful with that indicator on small fish. |
Thanks guys. I thought it was a hybrid but someone told me it was a "striper". I hate all the nicknames that people give the fish in that family. It gets REALLY confusing.
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Hybrid
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