White Bass
Morone chrysops
25 white bass daily; 10-inch minimum.
Identify your catch
Silvery body with horizontal stripes; one tooth patch on the back of the tongue.
Habitat on Cedar Creek
Moderately clear lower water, muddier upper water, cove vegetation and submerged islands.
Fishing approach
White/hybrid bass: look for birds over feeding schools, especially in spring. Largemouth: weedy lower-lake coves. Blue catfish: cut shad or live bait.
Fishing guidance describes documented approaches, not a promise of fish activity today.
No lake-specific advisory found in the checked DSHS active list. This does not establish that fish are safe to eat.
Harvest permission and eating restrictions are separate.
General species guide
A schooling species of lakes and rivers. Do not confuse it with yellow or hybrid striped bass.
General White Bass profile →Sources & lake evidence
Occurrence documented in the TPWD lake guide, fisheries survey or historical records. Historical evidence does not establish present abundance. Current harvest rules were checked separately from older survey regulations.
Lake harvest rules ↗Eating guidance ↗Lake habitat & fishing guide ↗Fisheries survey · species evidence ↗Species identification ↗