<font color='#000000'>I recall a posting last year from a gentlemen who'd caught one of the Pembroke coast. From the photograph he'd sent through it looked to be one of the same species I'd previously caught whilst messing around in the Azores.
They're agressive, but have relatively small mouths and fused teeth. So small baits and small hooks seem to be the order of the day. The down side is that they're quite capable of shearing through the wire of small freshwater hooks.
I've also caught Oceanic Triggerfish off Belize in Central America where they'd happily take Bonefish flies in very shallow water.
An interesting quarry. Good Luck!
Dave West
Chairman - Sportfishing Club of the British Isles
www.scbi.org.uk</font>