Red Drum
Recognizable by its bronze body and one or more black spots at the base of the tail, Red Drum prefer coastal waters and estuaries, sought after for their strong, bulldog-like fights.
What To Know
Where can I fish for Red Drum?
Red Drum are common along the Gulf Coast and Eastern Seaboard. The best time for Red Drum fishing is in the fall, particularly in estuaries and shallow coastal waters.
Some of the best bait for Red Drum is live or cut mullet, shrimp, or crabs, especially in shallow waters.
What experience do I need to catch Red Drum?
Fishing for Red Drum is suitable for all skill levels. Beginners can use simple tackle and bait like shrimp or cut bait. Found in coastal waters and estuaries, Red Drum are accessible and put up a strong fight. Experienced anglers might use advanced techniques like jigging or fly fishing. Enhance your experience with Red Drum fishing charters and specialized gear.
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