Southern Kayak Kronicles: There are no sheephead in Sarasota Bay, but plenty of sheepshead

Thursday, February 17, 2011

There are no sheephead in Sarasota Bay, but plenty of sheepshead

The fish at right is a sheephead. It is not found in Florida or Sarasota Bay.

The fish at right is a sheepshead. It's common throughout Florida's salt waters and is a popular fish in Sarasota Bay.

1 comment:

Ken MorrowMarch 8, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Little bit of a pet peeve, maybe? LOL
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