TPWD inland fisheries biologists collected more than 90 striped bass from below the Lake Livingston Dam today with more planned tomorrow. These broodfish will be spawned in our hatcheries to produce more than 5 million fingerlings that will be stocked back into Texas lakes this year | Texas Parks and Wildlife

A little “DID YOU KNOW” about Striped Bass. They do not occur naturally in Tennessee. Striped Bass, Rock Fish or Line Siders, whatever you want to call them are a salt water fish that comes up into freshwater tributaries on the coast to spawn. In the late 1950's early 1960's Tennessee and Kentucky joined together for Operation Rockfish to begin a striped bass fishery. Initially the goal was for these fish to help control forage populations, but their popularity with anglers quickly grew. This la