I fish for sheeps all the time and have gathered a collection of odd balled ones over the years. Missing fins, no teeth, sway backs etc,its been a while since i got one that aint like the rest til today,i named this one …Eddie Money… sort of talks from the side of his mouth,
Wow, that guy has some issues lol. Kinda looks like Gonzo.
Saying “I am offended” is telling everyone else that you cannot control your own emotions, and thus you need everyone else to do it for you.
I’ve got two tickets to a fish fry, bite my hook we’ll eat tonight
Semper Fi
18’ Sterling
115 Yamaha
Big Ugly Homemade Blue Push Pole
I think this one is miunderstood. A smile is a smile!
“Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education”
18’ CC SeaFox
He definately could use a dental consult!! Sorry we weren’t close enough to meet up with you yesterday! Caught a few after we talked to ya…then headed I! Can always tell when you’re about to find fish…the dolphin show up 
miss’n fish’n
212 SEAHUNT CC
Sea Squirt 16
What’s the best time of year to catch sheeps in or around Charleston? I am not talking about reefs or jetties either, a little closer in.
18’ Hewes Bayfisher/115 4 Stroke Yamaha/6’Powerpole, etc
I have found that they congregate at the jetties in November and December on their way offshore and return en masse in the spring to the inshore haunts. That being said, I’ve never fished a lot for them inshore, Michael and others are far more qualified than I am to answer that…
we catch them all year… but the late fall to early winter is the best time for me. If the water temps dont drop to the 40’s, the bite will stay good all winter, but if it gets real cold, jan - mar can be really tough to get them to bite
That’s good to know. I thought they moved out to the reefs during the winter. Do the bigger sheeps stick around too?
Thanks
18’ Hewes Bayfisher/115 4 Stroke Yamaha/6’Powerpole, etc
