6. Freshwater Drum Freshwater drum USFWS. Common Names: Sheepshead, gasper goo. Freshwater drum are one of the most wide-ranging fish in America. From Texas to Minnesota and east into Appalachia, ...

Some of the most common fish species that can be found throughout Louisiana include catfish, redfish, speckled trout, ...

Big black drum are in schools in the northern lagoon and will take split blue crabs. Snook and redfish can be caught in the Thousand Island area near Cocoa Beach. Freshwater ...

The black drum bite in this area and in the Indian River Lagoon near Titusville has been excellent. For bait, use live shrimp, fiddler crabs or split blue crabs.

An unexpected catch during a fishing trip reveals the freshwater drum, a unique North American species. Often overlooked, these fish can grow over 30 pounds and offer surprisingly good table fare.

Ironically, while these fish are far more prevalent in the South, the Northeast boasts some of the biggest black drum catches, including the 113-pound world record that has stood since 1975. That fish ...

Another public Facebook group, Black Drum Fishing: Everything Big Ugly, boasts more than 9,000 followers; one of them, JT Tackle Supply, marks Galveston’s 91st Street Pier as a prime black-drum ...

Black drum fishing is also good in the northern lagoons. ... Freshwater. Former pro bass angler J.T. Kenney of Palm Bay said this is the time to fish spawning bass in area lakes and waterways.

A sizable fish kill of freshwater drum, also known as sheepshead, has happened on portions of Lake Erie in the Erie area.. Mike Parker, communications director for the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat ...