Sentence examples for red drum from inspiring English sources
noun
A large red edible fish, , also called channel bass or redfish.
There was a time when redfish, or red drum, were nobody's favorite.
Sugelema pointed to a man with a red drum at his feet.
He remembers his mother's picking over the okra and peppers, and needling the fishmonger to cut her red drum just as she liked it.
On this perfect day — sunny with a light wind — Bill Viego, a plumber who lives six miles from shore, was catching red drum at Wrightsville Beach.
I figure if the dull, unlovely red drum can pass through the deadly fire of a Louisiana chef's imagination and emerge on the other side as a Cajun bonefish, I can become one heck of a caster.
After correcting for differences in environmental factors, the scientists found that the densities of spotted sea trout, red drum, black drum, common snook, striped mullet and total game fish were "significantly higher" in the unfished areas.
A mapping tool for the economically important, aquacultured species red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) is described.
This is probably due to compensatory growth as previously reported by McCarthy and Fuiman (2008) in red drum.
Several experiments were conducted to characterize the nature of thyroidal rhythmicity in a more derived perciform teleost, the red drum.
No difference in initial recruitment of red drum density was observed among fragmentation levels for newly settled arrivals.
Differences we observed in prey vulnerability were likely caused by behavioral differences between wild-caught and hatchery-reared red drum.
