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Nembwe
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Common
Name: Nembwe
Other
Names: Olyfkurper
Scientific Name:
Serranchromis Robustus
Length: 30
- 45 cm in length
Weight:
Average weight of 1kg
Habitat:
This species prefers channels and lagoon type
waters.
Distribution:
Zambezi, Swaziland, Kwazulu Natal and upper regions.
Bait:
Fish will take any bait that is offered, eg: worms, lure, frogs, small
fish etc.
Description:
Light green body with a painted dark green stripe along the body inline
with the tail. Also has the distinctive markings of red egg spots on
anal fin.
Fishing Strategy:
The Nembwe is an excellent angling species due to it's bass like
characteristics. They will swim around logs and near roots and strike
when the opportunity arises. They will strike with aggression and power.
Eating Quality: Average
Tackle:
- Light tackle
- Smallish hook
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