Giant trevally
Caranx ignobilis · Sea
Muscular reef predator, one of the strongest inshore fish in the Indo-Pacific.

Photo: Dr. Dwayne Meadows, NOAA/NMFS/OPR, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Facts
| Best months | JFMAMJJASOND All year. Northern hemisphere; shift by six months south of the equator. |
|---|---|
| Feeds | Dawn and dusk |
| Water temp | 24–30 °C |
| Typical size | 60–90 cm · record about 170 cm |
| Diet | Fish, crabs, squid |
| Regions | AsiaOceaniaAfrica |
How conditions affect it
Moon
Sensitive to the moon: favour the major solunar periods.
Tide
Tide matters: fish moving water.
Pressure
Sensitive to pressure: fish a steady or slowly falling barometer.
Catching tip. Heavy poppers cast to reef edges and drop-offs.
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