Definition of striped bass in English:

striped bass

noun

A large bass of North American coastal waters, with dark horizontal stripes along the upper sides, migrating up streams to breed.
条纹狼鲈
Morone saxatilis, family Moronidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The different distributions of young-of-the-year white perch and striped bass presumably reflect their different origins.
- Moreover, the skinny southerners were more likely to survive staged encounters with natural predators, such as bluefish and striped bass.
- Other well-managed and abundant wild species include striped bass, Pacific halibut, squid, and crabs (except Alaskan kings).
- Not to worry, says Chef Casella, there are plenty of delicious alternatives including striped bass, halibut, and orata.
- Fishing enthusiasts also should explore the Potomac River, home to large mouth and striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals).
- For the striped bass, place the bass fillets on a sheet pan and brush with the egg whites.
- Cast a line for blue marlin, brook trout, smallmouth bass, or striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals).
- Marine species such as striped bass, shad and alewife utilize estuarine wetlands for spawning and then return to the ocean.
- Most hybrid striped bass that consumers purchase are a cross between female white bass and male striped bass.
- You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements.
- HLPs were also found in rainbow trout and striped bass.
- Season and sear the striped bass on both sides until desired doneness.
- While deciding, we stared into the eyes of a striped bass, sea bass, porgy and red snapper.
- The result has been a resurgence of rockfish, striped bass and shad.
- ‘This salty estuary is home to mussels, oysters, amphibians, turtles, striped bass and brook trout,’ Dyer explains in a hushed tone.
- Many species eat the fry and smolts, including striped bass, American shad, sculpins and sea gulls.
- The two anadromous species from Atlantic waters, striped bass and shad, have been welcome additions, not destroyers of native species.
- For example, salmon, striped bass and Atlantic sturgeon spawn in freshwater and mature in saltwater.
- Oysters, sturgeon, striped bass and crabs were harvested by the Canarsee Indians, and the surrounding land yielded deer and fowl.
- A cross between male striped bass and female white bass, sunshine bass grow faster than either parent.

Definition of striped bass in US English:

striped bass

nounˌstrīpt ˈbas

A large bass of North American coastal waters, with dark horizontal stripes along the upper sides, migrating up streams to breed.
条纹狼鲈
Morone saxatilis, family Moronidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Season and sear the striped bass on both sides until desired doneness.
- Cast a line for blue marlin, brook trout, smallmouth bass, or striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals).
- Marine species such as striped bass, shad and alewife utilize estuarine wetlands for spawning and then return to the ocean.
- A cross between male striped bass and female white bass, sunshine bass grow faster than either parent.
- Oysters, sturgeon, striped bass and crabs were harvested by the Canarsee Indians, and the surrounding land yielded deer and fowl.
- Other well-managed and abundant wild species include striped bass, Pacific halibut, squid, and crabs (except Alaskan kings).
- The two anadromous species from Atlantic waters, striped bass and shad, have been welcome additions, not destroyers of native species.
- Many species eat the fry and smolts, including striped bass, American shad, sculpins and sea gulls.
- Not to worry, says Chef Casella, there are plenty of delicious alternatives including striped bass, halibut, and orata.
- HLPs were also found in rainbow trout and striped bass.
- ‘This salty estuary is home to mussels, oysters, amphibians, turtles, striped bass and brook trout,’ Dyer explains in a hushed tone.
- Moreover, the skinny southerners were more likely to survive staged encounters with natural predators, such as bluefish and striped bass.
- While deciding, we stared into the eyes of a striped bass, sea bass, porgy and red snapper.
- Fishing enthusiasts also should explore the Potomac River, home to large mouth and striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals).
- For the striped bass, place the bass fillets on a sheet pan and brush with the egg whites.
- The different distributions of young-of-the-year white perch and striped bass presumably reflect their different origins.
- For example, salmon, striped bass and Atlantic sturgeon spawn in freshwater and mature in saltwater.
- Most hybrid striped bass that consumers purchase are a cross between female white bass and male striped bass.
- The result has been a resurgence of rockfish, striped bass and shad.
- You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements.

单词	striped bass
释义	Definition of striped bass in English: striped bass noun A large bass of North American coastal waters, with dark horizontal stripes along the upper sides, migrating up streams to breed. 条纹狼鲈 Morone saxatilis, family Moronidae Example sentencesExamples The different distributions of young-of-the-year white perch and striped bass presumably reflect their different origins. Moreover, the skinny southerners were more likely to survive staged encounters with natural predators, such as bluefish and striped bass. Other well-managed and abundant wild species include striped bass, Pacific halibut, squid, and crabs (except Alaskan kings). Not to worry, says Chef Casella, there are plenty of delicious alternatives including striped bass, halibut, and orata. Fishing enthusiasts also should explore the Potomac River, home to large mouth and striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals). For the striped bass, place the bass fillets on a sheet pan and brush with the egg whites. Cast a line for blue marlin, brook trout, smallmouth bass, or striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals). Marine species such as striped bass, shad and alewife utilize estuarine wetlands for spawning and then return to the ocean. Most hybrid striped bass that consumers purchase are a cross between female white bass and male striped bass. You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements. HLPs were also found in rainbow trout and striped bass. Season and sear the striped bass on both sides until desired doneness. While deciding, we stared into the eyes of a striped bass, sea bass, porgy and red snapper. The result has been a resurgence of rockfish, striped bass and shad. ‘This salty estuary is home to mussels, oysters, amphibians, turtles, striped bass and brook trout,’ Dyer explains in a hushed tone. Many species eat the fry and smolts, including striped bass, American shad, sculpins and sea gulls. The two anadromous species from Atlantic waters, striped bass and shad, have been welcome additions, not destroyers of native species. For example, salmon, striped bass and Atlantic sturgeon spawn in freshwater and mature in saltwater. Oysters, sturgeon, striped bass and crabs were harvested by the Canarsee Indians, and the surrounding land yielded deer and fowl. A cross between male striped bass and female white bass, sunshine bass grow faster than either parent. Definition of striped bass in US English: striped bass nounˌstrīpt ˈbas A large bass of North American coastal waters, with dark horizontal stripes along the upper sides, migrating up streams to breed. 条纹狼鲈 Morone saxatilis, family Moronidae Example sentencesExamples Season and sear the striped bass on both sides until desired doneness. Cast a line for blue marlin, brook trout, smallmouth bass, or striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals). Marine species such as striped bass, shad and alewife utilize estuarine wetlands for spawning and then return to the ocean. A cross between male striped bass and female white bass, sunshine bass grow faster than either parent. Oysters, sturgeon, striped bass and crabs were harvested by the Canarsee Indians, and the surrounding land yielded deer and fowl. Other well-managed and abundant wild species include striped bass, Pacific halibut, squid, and crabs (except Alaskan kings). The two anadromous species from Atlantic waters, striped bass and shad, have been welcome additions, not destroyers of native species. Many species eat the fry and smolts, including striped bass, American shad, sculpins and sea gulls. Not to worry, says Chef Casella, there are plenty of delicious alternatives including striped bass, halibut, and orata. HLPs were also found in rainbow trout and striped bass. ‘This salty estuary is home to mussels, oysters, amphibians, turtles, striped bass and brook trout,’ Dyer explains in a hushed tone. Moreover, the skinny southerners were more likely to survive staged encounters with natural predators, such as bluefish and striped bass. While deciding, we stared into the eyes of a striped bass, sea bass, porgy and red snapper. Fishing enthusiasts also should explore the Potomac River, home to large mouth and striped bass (‘rockfish’ to the locals). For the striped bass, place the bass fillets on a sheet pan and brush with the egg whites. The different distributions of young-of-the-year white perch and striped bass presumably reflect their different origins. For example, salmon, striped bass and Atlantic sturgeon spawn in freshwater and mature in saltwater. Most hybrid striped bass that consumers purchase are a cross between female white bass and male striped bass. The result has been a resurgence of rockfish, striped bass and shad. You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements.
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