tenpounder
A tenpounder is a common name for several species of fish, most notably members of the Elopidae family. These fish are characterized by their elongated, silver bodies, deeply forked tails, and a single, long dorsal fin. They are known for their powerful and acrobatic fights when hooked, making them a popular target for sport anglers. The name "tenpounder" refers to the potential size and weight these fish can reach.
The most frequently encountered tenpounder species include the giant tenpounder (Elops saurus) and the ladyfish (also