How To Catch Pompano (Tips for Surf and Inlet Fishing With Jigs)

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Thanks JC, very informative as always The only thing I would add is that the reason Pompano migrate is to stay in water temperatures of 72-82 degrees If your area is out of that temperature range your obviously not going to catch Pompano Also, besides the jigs with a teaser a live sand flea is hard to beat as this is their main source of food Thanks again
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Comment from : Don Morey

Been catching pompano for about a month 😅 lol love it
Comment from : Pesca Georgia

Love your video and the info was great but what are your favorite lures for pompano I use a crappie jig 1/4 oz pink head with a pink and chartreuse body Works wonders
Comment from : philip Levine

Good stuff
Comment from : michael wadoshintoyoshin

I can't drink beer if I'm working a jigGive me some frozen shrimp and fishbites,or fishgum And I catch em
Comment from : David B

Great info Much appreciated :)
Comment from : MrVanTeacher

What pound test leader is best?
Comment from : Dustin johnson

Thank you for the awesome breakdown on how to catch pompano
Comment from : BILL Anderson

Hey! Great videojust a comment on one of the pictures you flashedholding snook by the bottom jaw will more likely than not kill the snook by breaking it The snook will be able to be revived if it's jaw is broken; however, it will starve In studies, around 30k or more snook die each year from mishandling Veteran anglers commit this malpractice quite often, so it's not a problem with experience, but a problem with awareness, so please do not take offensebrbrThank you for sharing your insights Another pointer is jigging technique You will see pompano fisherman use exaggerated movements up and down If it is windy, you can work the jig like any other lure by working the tip of your rod down towards the water I concur with the fisherman who talked about his hypothesis regarding a deft touch I have seen pompano scatter in clear water with an aggressive technique However, it depends on the day You have to vary the technique and color based on conditions and more importantly the presentation that attracts the bite
Comment from : Dean White

JC allways does
Comment from : tony dancz

My friend just drags it on the bottom
Comment from : tony dancz

Have you or anyone know ever used freshwater crawfish tails for pomp and whiting bait? I hear they work great!
Comment from : Steves Outdoor World

I agree with all of this Also, you can tip the jig with shrimp It can be dead frozen or fresh cut Just that scent can help when its slow
Comment from : Cory Hyatt

Tried to take a shot every time this guy said pompano Blacked out by the end What were we talking about again?
Comment from : T R

Grew up my whole life in SW Florida Never even knew about these fish! Lol Going fishing today at the jetties for some pompano Hope I hit em!
Comment from : Eddie M

I appreciate the information I’m 65 and have been fishing my whole life, but had never caught a pomp Finally went fishing for them off Pensacola Beach using your info and caught my first one Sautéed it in butter and served with the butter and roasted almonds on top Looking forward to getting back out there in the spring
Comment from : Big Rich

Thank you so much for adding to my education on pompano !!!!! I am very sure these methods will help me in my success in the future !!!! Tight lines my friend !!!
Comment from : Nana Sock and Poppy Sock

Great tips! Thanks
Comment from : Yusuf Bryant

I noticed it looks like u don't use a float with your rig?
Comment from : Lisa Faulk

What time of the year is good to catch pompano from the beach?
Comment from : kieth pollock

Good tips , thank you
Comment from : Steve Okon

Awesome!!!!I’ll give it a try thanks!😎
Comment from : Rick Stig

caught my first pompano on a gotcha plug lol
Comment from : Gio

Conflicting information from different Youtube channels One trusted source says Pompano run higher in the water column and not on the bottom He almost exclusively uses Pompano rigs with one drop loop about 24" off the bottom Do Pompano act differently in different areas of the Gulf Coast?
Comment from : Clouds in the Ozarks Outdoors

What inlet is this? Jupiter ?
Comment from : EbbnflowTV

JC , THUMBS UP from Houston, always watch you And didn't realized i haven't pushed the Subscribed buttom Well there you Go thanks Bro Big Mike
Comment from : Julia Garcia

JC, I am a new subscriber to your channel Awesome job I am heading to Belleair Beach FL at the end of January I mostly fish in the Destin area and target Spanish Mackerel and Pompano (Surf fishing) I'm new to the Tampa fishing area and was wondering if these species are catchable in January from the surf
Comment from : Drew Brew

You're Good, you have been out there, with the rod in your handbrThat is the only way to find out what and how to fish for Pompano Thanks again Brother, good fishing, stay safe out there, and Have Fun
Comment from : Don Smith

Thanks for sharing the secretsRespect your generous personality I hope go fishing over FL one day Pompano sold here at the Asian market in California are delicious to eat but never try one in FL
Comment from : PhongMike

thanks for the fishing tip on Pompano I never caught on e
Comment from : Rita Mack

This video is like gold - to a guy who wants to catch Pompano
Comment from : jthepickle7

Fish eat when they’re hungry! 👍 my tip of the day!
Comment from : Len Dog

Good video JC, most important piece of advice is to get out there and do it The more you fish, the more you'll catch Mark patterns and write them down Dates, times, tides, moon phase,ect
Comment from : Danny Peace

Great tips, especially on jig size based on current/depth Guys that helped me learn to use snook jigs at different inlets always have a preferred size for their location as well
Comment from : JakeW KayakFishing

Can we go fishing
Comment from : Maria Dominguez

Thanks JC, great break down on your tips Well organized
Comment from : Rollie Ruel

Like you JC I claim NO expertese, but I have not observed pompano in dirty water Very important tip
Comment from : 1997wolverine

From my experience fishing, I can tell you that black drum are always migrating towards that really stirred up water
Comment from : Fishing with Essex