How to Fish for Freshwater Striped Bass

Striped bass are native to areas along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. While they're anadromous fish, meaning they live most of their lives in saltwater and enter freshwater bodies to spawn, they've been stocked in inland freshwater reservoirs across the country for decades.
Robust and adaptive, these now-landlocked versions of their coastal kin have thrived in their new homes - a fact that Texas angler and Mercury Pro Team member Barry Stokes finds highly appealing.
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[@beast_gaming996]

A medium action with 15 lbs line would be perfect for stripers You don't need to go that big

[@kevinlyon7303]

We got them here in the lakes, i might need a upgrade on the baitcaster and line, still picking up lures

[@DroneShenanigans8]

I would fish with 40 or 50 pound line just to be safe.

[@TheRealVonMaur]

Yes I know they put up a good fight I remember I caught with 12 pound line 😂

[@richardscarlett7942]

stripid bass???

[@billym3000]

*STRIPAHS

[@zdiehl1]

Striper B A S S

[@Deeznutz002]

Rockfish.. I was told they can't reproduce buuut yeah.. I caught a 48lb in Rockwood on McDonald before 9/11. No access to warm water discharge ever since, who knows how big they are today ... Also crappies there and wow.

[@trollnu1356]

10-4 as a beginner I need 100k in gear...