Hybrid Striped Bass

The "wiper"  a bull-strong, fast-growing open water predator that turns any pond or lake into a big-fish destination.

The hybrid striped bass, commonly known as the wiper or whiterock bass, is a first-generation cross between the striped bass and the white bass. The result is one of the toughest, hardest-fighting fish you can put in a freshwater pond. Inheriting the size and predatory instincts of the striped bass and the adaptability and hardiness of the white bass, hybrid stripers thrive in ponds and reservoirs where pure striped bass would struggle to survive.

Built like a torpedo, hybrid stripers are relentless open-water hunters that crash baitfish schools with explosive, pack-hunting aggression. They grow fast, pull hard, and give anglers the kind of heart-pounding action normally reserved for saltwater fishing. Whether you're targeting them on topwater, jigging the depths, or drifting live shad, a hooked hybrid striper will test your gear and your endurance every single time.