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Curious if Hybrid Striper Genetics matter like other fish. Such as the American sports fishery Tiger F1 bass. If so where is the best place to search
Thanks
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Kansas used to obtain male WB from Enders, NE and we went down to Texas and shocked Female Stripers for stock.
Originally it was thought these fish would top out at 6-8lbs.. Obviously it didn't happen that way.
Kansas does both Palmetto and calico strains of HSB. It's basically whatever they have easiest access to because either cross is "genetically" similar.
ASF has their own line of HSB, I believe-also.
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