Atlantic sharpnose shark Fishing

Rhizoprionodon terraenovae

Atlantic Sharpnose sharks are small coastal sharks common in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. With long, pointed snouts and spotted bodies, they feed on shrimp, crabs, and small fish. Active and plentiful, they are popular targets for light-tackle anglers and are considered good eating when fresh.

Fishing Tips

Water type: salt

Where to Catch Atlantic sharpnose shark

United States

Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
United States Virgin Islands
Virginia

Best Fishing Spots for Atlantic sharpnose shark

Little Bayou
Guinton Creek
Turquoise Bay (US)
Tybee South Beach
Stono River
Frank Bay
Jones Creek (US, FL)
Mississippi Sound
Hut Creek
Dataw Island Marina
Catfish Creek (US, FL, fishing)
Bolster Bayou
Little McPherson Bayou
Coosaw River
Battery Creek
Carolina Lake (fishing)
Factory Creek (SC)
House Creek (GA)

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