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Completely agree with Travis's earlier statement. Freshwater drum is probably the most underrated fish that swims. Get bigger and fight harder than a largemouth, will hit any lure you throw, and taste great if prepared right. If that's not a sportfish, I don't know what is. I got caught one at Lake Texoma. It was quite the fight and I was impressed with pulling the fish from 80 foot down. That would be quite the rush. Caught a good one recently on Lake Erie (where they call them sheepshead) and the pull was different than others I've caught locally. I chalking it up to the bigger water. Possibly your experience too. What size tackle were you using?
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