Atlantic Weather May Be Key Culprit In Striped Bass Decline : NPR

Declining catches of striped bass may not always be due to overfishing. Researchers say a periodic weather pattern in the North Atlantic may be responsible for the low fish numbers. And understanding how it works may help set fishing limits in the future.

Struggling Striped Bass Population Prompts Proposed Changes - Chesapeake Bay Foundation

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Chesapeake Bay's striped bass still in decline

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