How To Catch Black Drum

 If you're lucky enough to live near the coast, you may be able to catch black drum right from the shore. These hard-fighting fish are a popular target for both recreational and commercial fishermen, and can be found in estuaries and nearshore waters throughout the southeastern United States.

To catch black drum, you'll need a heavy-duty fishing rod and reel, as well as a supply of fresh baitfish. Live or dead shrimp, crabs, and mullet are all good choices. Drum typically feed on the bottom, so you'll need to use a sinker to get your bait down to where the fish are.

When fishing for black drum, be patient and wait for a bite. These fish are not known for being particularly aggressive, so it may take a while before you get a strike. Once you hook a fish, though, be prepared for a fight. Black drum are strong and will put up a good fight before they're brought in.

If you want to keep your catch, black drum must be at least 18 inches long. These fish are excellent eating, so if you do manage to land one, you'll be rewarded with a delicious meal.

So, if you're looking for a challenge and a delicious seafood dinner, go out and try your hand at catching black drum. Just be patient, use the right bait, and be prepared for a fight when you finally hook one of these hard-fighting fish.

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