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The Florida Pompano usually appears in the waters of the Outer Banks late summer. It is considered an excellent food fish. Pompano range between 1 and 21/2 pounds. Pompano are usually found near the beach. Their food of choice is a small crustacean called the sand flea. Fishermen usually attach the sand flea on gold hooks that range in size from #4 to 1/0 attached to a two- hook bottom rig.

Since pompano can be found near the shore fishermen do not have to go very far out to catch them. The water has to be warm and clear in order to make an ideal situation to catch pompano.

 

Pompano Fishing Records

Fish Angler Weight
African Pompano Eric Imasaka 48 lb. 0 oz.
African Pompano Jack Lawton 36 lb. 4 oz.
African Pompano M. L. Wireman 35 lb. 8 oz.
African Pompano Hank Cram 43 lb. 1.6 oz.
Florida Pompano Buddy Pons 8 lb. 8 oz.
Florida Pompano C. Mullinax Sr. 8 lb. 12 oz.
Florida Pompano Wilbert Hettinger 6 lb. 4 oz.

 

 

 

 

 

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