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striped bass
[ bas ]
noun
- an important American game fish, Morone saxatilis, having blackish stripes along each side.
Word History and Origins
Origin of striped bass1
Example Sentences
You can keep unlimited trout, striped bass, and catfish from Bright Angel Creek and a limited number from the Colorado River.
Here’s hoping the striped bass, which benefits from brining, scores a return engagement down the road.
Mike Barnett of Freeport, Long Island is busy catching striped bass and blackfish.
It tells the story of the Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, a five-week fishing tournament with a $30,000 prize.
Halibut, striped bass, and black bass are other good choices.
And they knew by experience that it would be a Striped Bass, or perhaps a Cod, for these fishes play along near the shore.
It was a splendid striped bass, weighing at least four pounds, and still live enough to flop.
Roccus, rok′us, n. a genus of serranoid fishes, including the rock-fish or striped bass of the United States.
The striped-bass group, or sub-family (Labracinoe), is composed of some of our best game-fishes.
That the striped-bass is a game-fish of high degree goes without saying.
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