Striped bass are important in their contribution to the biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems. They are a fish-eating carnivore found in Rivers, Reservoirs, estuaries and coastal waters of North America.
Recreationally, striped bass are a pleasant pass time for some and an obsession for others.
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The goal of this study by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency was to assess if predation by striped bass on game fishes, forage fishes, or both were limiting populations of game fishes in Norris reservoirs.
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