White Trevally

Other names: Striped jack

The white trevally, Pseudocaranx dentex, is a versatile marine fish commonly found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. Known for its silver body with a distinct yellow stripe along the sides, this species is a favorite among both commercial and sport fishermen. It inhabits various coastal environments, including estuaries and reef-associated areas. This fish is highly valued for its strong fighting abilities and quality as table fare.

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iconLength

~60" (max 120)

iconWeight

~10" (max 15)

iconWater

Salt

iconWater Temp

15-26° F

iconDepth

238 ft

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Regulation for White Trevally

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♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior

Popular spots nearby where you can catch the White Trevally

Pantu Warra-Bullana
Pantu Warra-BullanaGawler, South Australia, AU
Thurraguddy Creek
Thurraguddy CreekGeraldton, Western Australia, AU
Chingal Mudduge Spring
Chingal Mudduge SpringGeraldton, Western Australia, AU
Lake Belah
Lake BelahAlbany, Western Australia, AU
Koonong Pool
Koonong PoolGeraldton, Western Australia, AU
Innouendy Pool
Innouendy PoolGeraldton, Western Australia, AU
Burraneer Bay
Burraneer BayNew South Wales, AU
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