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Namesake of the neighborhood.
Once common in New York waters, today the sheepshead is more readily found in warmer climes to the south. Indeed, unlike all the other marine life depicted in this series — even the non-finned species that marks Pier 10 — I can't recall ever seeing it swimming, or on ice, at a local market.
See also: Marine-life plaques on Ocean Parkway
Marine-life plaques on Emmons Avenue
Beside the piers between East 21st and East 26th Sts., Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn
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