It might be sheepshead but it’s teeth were very human. Maryland fisherman Brian Summerlin freaked out the internet after snagging a record 17-pound fish that possessed a mouthful of “human ...

Also, the hard-hitting bluefish have made their way here and, yes, they're hungry. Also, a free seminar on cleaning and cooking your catch.

Sheepshead fish, also known as "convict fish," have human-like teeth that allow them to eat hard-shelled prey such as shellfish. Photos courtesy of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department show a ...

FISHING REPORT: Sheepshead good to eat, hard to eyeball (ugly!); here are some pointers. Ken Willis. The Daytona Beach News-Journal. ... Email your fish photos to [email protected].

The sheepshead fish known for its humanlike teeth, inhabits coastal waters from Nova Scotia to Brazil. This species thrives in diverse environments and maintains stable populations despite ...

"I don't really like sheepshead above 8 pounds to eat. I prefer a good 4- to 6-pound fish. Anything above 6 pounds, I look at releasing that fish as helping the fishery. That's a personal preference." ...

Hunting & Fishing When It Comes to Gulf Fish, Don’t Fear the Sheeper Move over, speckled trout and redfish. The misunderstood, toothy sheepshead is a tasty—and sustainable—catch.

The sheepshead fish is a curiosity to anglers and marine biologists alike. This unique species, found along the Atlantic coast of North America, has long received attention for its strange dental ...

Hello folks, today we're jigging up a less-common, yet still fantastic fish, the freshwater sheepshead. We're drifting along ...

Like sheepshead, rock bass boast flaky white flesh, are often disdained by anglers, and are actually good eating. Ohio Sea Grant once published a recipe for Poor Man’s Shrimp, which was delicious.

An assortment of fish, including yellow perch, Spanish mackerel, blueline tilefish, sheepshead and more, are displayed on ice at the Locals Seafood market. Photo by Angelica Edwards. The map isn ...

The fish were able to pick the familiar face correctly 81 percent of the time." Admittedly, it's probably not what you want to think about the next time you're eating sushi , but fascinating ...