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Striped and Hybrid Striped Bass Stocked in Indiana Lakes

By John Szink Jul 8, 2024 | 3:46 PM

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources recently completed annual striped bass and hybrid striped bass stockings.

More than 78,000 striped bass fingerlings and 146,000 hybrid striped bass fingerlings were added to 12 lakes around the state.

10,000 striped bass and 44,000 hybrids were added to Patoka Lake in Dubois, Crawford, and Orange Counties.

The stocked fish averaged 1–2 inches in length.

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