Grant you, they don’t make blistering runs like their crimson-hued cousins, but black drums give no quarter, nor do they ask for it. That’s probably part of their appeal to Chesapeake sport fishermen.

These changes follow a state stock assessment showing the Red Drum stock is not overfished but is experiencing overfishing, necessitating management changes. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and ...

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has declared that new restrictions on Red Drum size and daily catch limits will be enforced starting June 20. The new regulations are: Daily creel: 4 ...

In the famous words of Ron Burgundy, "Well that escalated quickly." The fictitious character's words can best be used to describe the week of weather we had. Fortunately, Brevard County didn't see the ...

They call it combat fishing. When the hard-fighting red drum feed offshore from the Outer Banks, devoted anglers daily line up shoulder to shoulder on the Hatteras Island shoreline to cast lines into ...