African Pompano
The African pompano is not a pompano, but rather a member of the threadfin family. The African pompano is found in the south Atlantic and Gulf coast. It has a Pacific coast counterpart, which is the Pacific threadfin.
The African pompano can grow as large as 35 pounds or more. They are very strong and they make powerful runs towards the bottom once they are hooked. African pompano are very exciting to catch. These fish love to hang out near the reefs especially in Florida and the Bahamas. Catching African Pompano African Pompano love to hang out around reefs and wrecks. Chumming over these areas is very effective. Try using small bait fish, squid or prawn. Small jigs will also work over the reefs and wrecks. They will strike your bait quickly and try to run into the wrecks. Make sure you have heavy enough tackle to pull these fish up towards the boat quickly to avoid the snags.
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