Striped Bass (Morone saxatilis) is a saltwater, freshwater, brackish species recorded in the United States. The main season in the United States runs spring, summer, autumn.
Scientific name: Morone saxatilis · Water: Saltwater, Freshwater, Brackish · Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn
Size: 40–120 cm
Weight: 1–20 kg
Striped bass is the flagship inshore game fish of the U.S. Atlantic coast, recognized by its 7–8 continuous horizontal stripes. It is anadromous, feeding in estuaries and coastal waters and running up rivers to spawn in spring. Spring and autumn concentrate fish along the coast, and its powerful runs make it a top target for both shore and boat anglers.
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