Category Archives: striped bass

Striped Bass Eat Too Much

Posted on February 26, 2011 by Chuck

Ah, the majestic striped bass. It’s been called the “perfect fish” by enthusiastic anglers, and represents one of the greatest successes of fisheries management in North America. It fights like a demon when hooked and is delicious when baked. Anglers … Continue reading →

Posted in ecology, fisheries management, fishing, research blogging, striped bass | 13 Comments

Fish Wars: Recreational and Commercial Fishermen Clash Over Striped Bass

Posted on January 24, 2011 by Chuck

This will be a rare non-shark post, but I think it will cover an issue that permeates throughout fisheries management regardless of which species you’re focused on (maybe not so much spiny dogfish: rec and commercial fishermen alike aren’t huge … Continue reading →

Posted in fisheries, fisheries management, gill nets, grad school, North Carolina, striped bass | 4 Comments

Feeding Habits Analysis: Clash of the Titans

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Chuck

It’s been a little while since I’ve added to my world-famous series of posts on spiny dogfish gut contents, but today I found something that proved to be entertaining for the entire lab, and perhaps a little heartbreaking for some.  … Continue reading →

Posted in ecology, gut contents, research, spiny dogfish, striped bass | 7 Comments