WIPER

Perhaps the most aggressive fish in Kansas waters, the wiper is a cross between a white bass and a striped bass. Wipers grow fast, strike hard, and fight like no other fish. There are two types of wipers, the palmetto bass made using the striped bass egg and white bass sperm, and the sunshine bass made using the white bass egg and striped bass sperm. The department stocks the palmetto bass version. The wiper, like its striper parent, has two rows of teeth near the rear of the tongue. The white bass has a single tooth patch on its tongue. The state record wiper weighed 22 pounds. The world record wiper is listed at 27 pounds, 5 ounces.
Bass fishing tournaments.
Tournament bass pass; requirements, restrictions, and pass duration.
Weigh-in black bass fishing tournaments not using tournament black bass pass.
Retrieval and possession of game animals and migratory game birds - Requirements
Commercial Sale of Fish Bait