Fisheries ecologist Dr. Jim Morley will explain the life history of sheepshead during the Jan. 15 "Science on the Sound" ...

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

This month, Dr. Jim Morley, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at ECU, will present, “Investigating the life history of Sheepshead, North Carolina’s toothiest fish”.

This year is probably no different than many in that it seems the weather gods have conspired against small boat anglers. But if an opportunity opens, it might be time to head to one of South Carolina ...

Cold weather kicked off the New Year, but it wasn’t for long. Daytime temperatures climbed back into the 80s into the weekend ...

The last few weeks of February and the month of March are usually the best sheepshead fishing of the year. Lately the sheepshead bite has been about as good as it can get. They have been caught in ...

Sheepshead can be found in Pensacola Bay year-round, but most of the time they are hard to catch and not targeted by many anglers. That all changes in the next few weeks. During the late winter and ...

Eyeball to eyeball, they’re uglier than homemade soap. Small mouth but big teeth and lots of ’em. More teeth than grandpa’s rip-saw, and not exactly in decent formation. Sloped head with protruding ...

The fronts are picking up some steam. When they pass through, winds climb, rain falls hard for about 20 minutes and if you're caught on the water, you may feel a little vulnerable. But the good news ...

It feels weird to admit, but one fish I’ve never gone out of my way to target is the bait stealing, convict looking, tasty for dinner sheepshead. Sheepshead could quote the great Rodney Dangerfield ...

January is our coolest month with water temperatures the lowest of the year around Southwest Florida. Just how cold ...