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George Poveromo
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Editor-At-Large, Salt Water Sportsman
Pompano Beach
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By George Poveromo| Salt Water Sportsman Verified A few seasons ago, I dropped a ballyhoo-tipped 10-ounce jig along the deep edge of a Bimini reef in the Bahamas. I did not hook my intended target; instead, I found myself battling a massive shark. After fighting the fish for over an hour on 30-pound jigging tackle, I placed the outfit in a bow-mounted Lee’s swivel rod holder. It was time for the fish to wear itself out, not vice versa.
By George Poveromo| Salt Water Sportsman Verified Spring is one of the hottest fishing months off southeast Florida, particularly Miami. In April and May, a major sailfish migration occurs along the coast. These are large breeding-class sailfish, not the typical 35- to 45-pounders common during winter. Add in a mix of large blackfin tuna, early arrivals of mahi and a sprinkling of wahoo, and it becomes difficult focusing on just one species.
By George Poveromo| Salt Water Sportsman Verified A few seasons ago, I dropped a ballyhoo-tipped 10-ounce jig along the deep edge of a Bimini reef in the Bahamas. I did not hook my intended target; instead, I found myself battling a massive shark. After fighting the fish for over an hour on 30-pound jigging tackle, I placed the outfit in a bow-mounted Lee’s swivel rod holder. It was time for the fish to wear itself out, not vice versa.
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Salt Water Sportsman
Pompano Beach, United States
+1 212-779-5003