rodfather......Look at the second pic it is clearly a hybrid

A 10 year-old striper would be a bit bigger than 22 inches.

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Yellow Bass
A Does not have a tooth patch near the midline towards the back of the tongue.
B Stripes distinct, broken above anal fin.
C Dorsal fins joined.
D Color - silvery yellow

White Bass
A Has one tooth patch near the midline towards the back of the tongue.
B Body deep, more than 1/3 length.
C Stripes faint, only one extends to tail.



Striped Bass
A Has two, distinct tooth patches near the midline towards the back of the tongue.
B Body slender, less than 1/3 length.
C Stripes distinct, several extend to tail.



Hybrid Striped Bass
A Has two, distinct tooth patches near the midline towards the back of the tongue.
B Body deep, more than 1/3 length.
C Stripes distinct, usually broken, several extend to tail.

Not necessaraley

Hate to get in this but my freind nefishwilldo knows his stuff!Ive been fishin stripers all my life my dad was a guide and now i am also ,although i lean for the big blue cats ive ran hundreds of striper trips.

THE FISH IN THE FIRST PIC IS A STRIPER!!!!!

Okay so it is a striper... Now thet eyeball on the slab what did it belong to?

Let me guess...... a fish!!!!!!!!

sturgon?

Maybe a yellow bass........ What you think ensign????

Hey guys, I've been lurking for a few weeks and picking up some great info. Thanks! My 8 year old son and I caught our first taste of schooling sand bass last weekend close to shore almost due north (and just a little east) of Eagle Point Marina. Caught a few on humdingers. We'll be out there and at the twin poles tomorrow night in a red-canopied pontoon. Wave if you see us (and let me know if I'm doing something impolite). If someone wouldn't mind throwing a newbie a bone, where are these Gravel Pits I keep hearing about? See you on the lake!

Dan

Definatly, A bleached out overgrown yellow bass. That's it. Or, maybe a blue gill??? Should have kept it, would have been great on the grill.

Welcome, Tristar93

Oh, you meant the eyeball. Let me get another horse.

Probably from a very rare freshwater bottle nose dolphin or something??? lol...

Anton you know I am a marked man... Keep them and they will give me flak let them go and well these are the results.

I just cain't win brutha...

Yes who is the owner of the ojo? Greg do you thin it is the marrano? El ojo de marrano

i believe this thread got away and drifted off way out there