Silver Trevally

Other names: Skippy, Skipjack trevally , Silver bream

Pseudocaranx georgianus, commonly known as silver trevally, is a marine fish found in the coastal waters of Australia and New Zealand. Known for its silver body with bluish hues and a black spot on the gill cover, this fish is popular among anglers. Silver trevally inhabit rocky coastal areas, estuaries, and reefs. They are versatile predators, feeding on a variety of smaller fish and invertebrates, making them a dynamic target for sport fishing.

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iconLength

~50" (max 120)

iconWeight

~2" (max 18)

iconWater

Salt

iconWater Temp

15-25° F

iconDepth

--200 ft

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Regulation for Silver Trevally

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Season

Always open

Bag limit

10

Vessel limit

-

Trophy limits

-

Max size

-

Min size

30 cm

Measurement

Total length

Prohibited methods

-

Living Conditions

🐟 Habitat preferences

♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior

Popular spots nearby where you can catch the Silver Trevally

Burraneer Bay
Burraneer BayNew South Wales, AU
Shoal Bay
Shoal BayNew South Wales, AU
Keltie Bay
Keltie BaySydney Central Business District, New South Wales, AU
Pocket Bay
Pocket BayGlenmore Park, New South Wales, AU
Mystery Bay
Mystery BayGoulburn, New South Wales, AU
Pine Lake
Pine LakeBroken Hill, New South Wales, AU
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