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[grizz18]

I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

[jarbo03]

I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

I'm always looking for a reason to get away from here around July. I would like to do some inshore, minus a handful of fish, have only done offshore.

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[assateague]

If you do, and you get into some croaker, you will never want to eat anything else.

[jarbo03]

If you do, and you get into some croaker, you will never want to eat anything else.

Not even my antelope roast? They look like a drum, do they eat similar to a black or red drum, sheepshead?

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[assateague]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

[jarbo03]

You ever had triggerfish?

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[Bootlipkiller]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

You need to try sturgeon. The meat is closer in firmness to pork then fish.

[jarbo03]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

When I was goibg to Florida every year, I kept very few fish I caught back home, unless it was a walleye.


Is sturgeon similar to shark, I figured it would be.

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[assateague]

My neighbor goes shark fishing a couple times a year, and usually gives me a couple chunks of mako. It is delicious.

[jarbo03]

Only had bull, blacktip, and one other, I liked it. Catching big sharks takes up too much of your day, fun though.

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[grizz18]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

We were night fishing for sheephead and my buddy caught this black drum.. he eats a lot of fish and said it tasted like complete shit.

[grizz18]

I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

I'm always looking for a reason to get away from here around July. I would like to do some inshore, minus a handful of fish, have only done offshore.

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Offer is there.

[Tomkat]

opps! Excuse me, I have the wrong thread. I have accidently came into the fishing section.

[waterfowlman]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

Assa
A few world record Black drum have been caught just north of you in Delaware. The 113 lb black drum caught in Lewes is still the WR

[assateague]

The drum fishing from the beach is excellent here in October. Some guys really clean up, but i just don't like fishing that much to go stand in the cold and surf fish.

[grizz18]

opps! Excuse me, I have the wrong thread. I have accidently came into the fishing section.

You spelled oops wrong.

[Flightstopper]

Never had black drum. It's hard to compare them to a red drum, because they're so much smaller than the ones I've eaten. The filets are thin, but really tasty and firm, not as firm as a dolphin, but they make bluegill/crappie/catfish look like mushy wet paper towels. About like the texture of flounder, but far more flavor.

We were night fishing for sheephead and my buddy caught this black drum.. he eats a lot of fish and said it tasted like complete shit.

We don't call them (editbymod) fish here for nothing. Catch them all day and chunk them right back.

[waterfowlman]

The drum fishing from the beach is excellent here in October. Some guys really clean up, but i just don't like fishing that much to go stand in the cold and surf fish.

When I get there later this year....you will. I've got tons of surf casting gear.....

[assateague]

I've got a few rods, and enjoy the hell out of it. When it's warm

[rebelp74]

Any of y'all ever had cobia? It is the best eating fish out there.

[grizz18]

Any of y'all ever had cobia? It is the best eating fish out there.

I cooked it wrong, cuz it tasted like shit. I know they are good though.

[jarbo03]

I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

I'm always looking for a reason to get away from here around July. I would like to do some inshore, minus a handful of fish, have only done offshore.

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Offer is there.

Where exactly you located?

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[rebelp74]

Any of y'all ever had cobia? It is the best eating fish out there.

I cooked it wrong, cuz it tasted like shit. I know they are good though.

Blackened with hollandaise sauce is my favorite way.

[waterfowlman]

Any of y'all ever had cobia? It is the best eating fish out there.

AGREED!! Cut them into steaks. Do not filet!

[jarbo03]

Any of y'all ever had cobia? It is the best eating fish out there.

Cobia is very good, my best fish so far was a smoked anberjack fillet after a 2 day brine.

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[waterfowlman]

I've got a few rods, and enjoy the hell out of it. When it's warm

I'll call you when the big cow rockfish are on the beach and we can zip over to the inlet in my grizzly to chase em.

[grizz18]

I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

I'm always looking for a reason to get away from here around July. I would like to do some inshore, minus a handful of fish, have only done offshore.

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Offer is there.

Where exactly you located?

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Wilmington. Far SE tip of NC.

[goodkarmarising]

$40 of gas for my gas guzzling expedition.

[assateague]

I've got a few rods, and enjoy the hell out of it. When it's warm

I'll call you when the big cow rockfish are on the beach and we can zip over to the inlet in my grizzly to chase em.

Sounds like a plan, Rick. I've got a pretty good place up here too, easy to wade out and cast into the river channel when they really start to run.

[jarbo03]

[quote="jarbo03"]I might make that happen at some point, what time do you consider the best, and for what fish?

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May-Sept early october fish are biting. I do pretty much only inshore (drum, flounder, trout, sheephead) occasionally go offshore. Theres really no bad time to come.

I'm always looking for a reason to get away from here around July. I would like to do some inshore, minus a handful of fish, have only done offshore.

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Offer is there.

Where exactly you located?

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Wilmington. Far SE tip of NC.[/quote]
Gonna see what I can come up with, sounds like a good time.

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