Striped Bandits (Sheepshead)

[rgw]

Hey did he call you

yup, he for warned me that you were going to say he caught the small ones. as soon as you caught it he called me, you even took a pic of him talkin to me on phone

Edited April 20, 2017 by rgw

[Howell boy]

[Buck154]

yup, he for warned me that you were going to say he caught the small ones. as soon as you caught it he called me, you even took a pic of him talkin to me on phone

[B B]

good stuff!

[Oneday121o]

Sheepshead are fun to catch...don't know how they taste thou. Their teeth are creepy looking lol, looks like a human.

Edited April 21, 2017 by Oneday121o

[JHbowhunter]

yeah my one got a huge one several years  back in the keys backcountry on a variety trip, I recall saying "most delicious fish I ever tasted"        Good luck on the gobblers..

[Buck154]

yeah my one got a huge one several years  back in the keys backcountry on a variety trip, I recall saying "most delicious fish I ever tasted"        Good luck on the gobblers..

They are very good to eat. I love fluke and seas bass but Sheepshead are better I think.

[Oneday121o]

yeah my one got a huge one several years  back in the keys backcountry on a variety trip, I recall saying "most delicious fish I ever tasted"        Good luck on the gobblers..

They certainly don't look like it....I guess it's where you catch them. I used to catch a lot of them in the dirty canals of Florida along with the catfish so I wasn't eating them but they were fun to catch and throw back

[LPJR]

Very cool!  

[Buck154]

They certainly don't look like it....I guess it's where you catch them. I used to catch a lot of them in the dirty canals of Florida along with the catfish so I wasn't eating them but they were fun to catch and throw back

We catch them in the bay around docks and bridges and inlet along the jetty rocks. Same habits as blackfish. Live in old wrecks and around rocks and eat crabs. Better eating than blackfish

[Zipper]

Agree Buck, they are awesome tablefare.