White Bass
Appearance: Identified by its deep body and unbroken horizontal stripes, the White Bass is similar in appearance to the Striped Bass, but shorter and rounder.
Size: Most White Bass are between 1 and 2 pounds, but fish up to 4 pounds are caught.
Where it's found: Most commonly found in large reservoirs and rivers. During the spring spawning season, White Bass will be found in shallow, running water in rivers, creeks and streams.
What it eats: Minnows and other small baitfish are the primary food sources for White Bass.
Top lures & baits: Live minnows will catch plenty of White Bass. However, most anglers prefer to use small lipless crankbaits, jigs, spoons or crankbaits.
How it tastes: White Bass provide a very tasty fillet, particularly when eaten fresh.
Texas Bag & Size Limits: 25 fish bag/10 inch minimum length (*NOTE: Many water bodies have tighter limits than the statewide limits. Be sure to check for any local limits before retaining fish.)
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