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- Do dolphins eat Trevallies?
- What do GT fish eat?
- Is trevally good bait?
- Do orcas hunt in pods?
- What fish is known as a GT?
- What preys on giant trevally?
- Do giant trevally eat birds?
- How much is a giant trevally worth?
- Can GT fish be eaten?
- Are GTS good to eat?
- How does Trevally taste?
- Are trevally bottom feeders?
- Where can I find trevally fish?
Do dolphins eat Trevallies?
To feed, dolphins use a fast, surprise attack, and, unlike the hunting packs of trevallies, dolphins can successfully hunt alone. ... These trevallies have evolved to cooperate with each other, much like wolves in a pack, to surround, corner, confuse, and finally kill their prey.
What do GT fish eat?
GT are powerful apex predators that will just about anything but predominately feed on baitfish. Within reef environments they have a particular preference for fusiliers and will even eat other predators such as tuna and mackerel. Other organisms making up their diet include crustaceans, squid, octopus, crabs and eels.
Is trevally good bait?
Trevally is still a good bait. Big snapper love a whole trevally with one fillet sliced off, and small fish will grab strips dropped on a ledger rig. ... Most trevally are caught by accident while fishing for other species. They will take a bait, a silver jig or a soft plastic lure.
Do orcas hunt in pods?
Orcas hunt in deadly pods, family groups of up to 40 individuals. There appear to be both resident and transient pod populations of orcas. These different groups may prey on different animals and use different techniques to catch them. Resident pods tend to prefer fish, while transient pods target marine mammals.
What fish is known as a GT?
Giant trevally (Caranx ignobilis) is also known as giant kingfish, barrier trevally, lowly trevally, ulua (in Hawaii) or GT for short.
What preys on giant trevally?
The species is prey to sharks, especially when small. Conversely, adult giant trevallies, either singles or pairs, have been recorded attacking sharks (like blacktip reef shark) by ramming them repeatedly with their head.
Do giant trevally eat birds?
It also shows off the giant trevally, a gigantic fish that jumps out of the sea to eat birds. I love this scene more than is healthy. I sometimes turn on the TV just to watch this fish leap out of the water to pluck just-fledged terns from the sky. ... Giant trevally are not just turning the tables on birds, however.
How much is a giant trevally worth?
How much is the Giant Trevally worth? The rare Giant Trevally is worth 4,500 Bells if you sell it to Timmy and Tommy (or 3,600 Bells if you leave it in the Nook's Cranny Drop Box).
Can GT fish be eaten?
Preparation and cooking
TREVALLY has firm, dense, slightly oily meat. They can be dry if overcooked, but Grilled, BBQ'd or Pan Fried lightly they are a pleasant eating fish.
Are GTS good to eat?
They're aggressive and powerful. Known for their strong, long runs, they're great fun on light tackle. What's more, they're one of the tastiest types of Trevally. We'd recommend only keeping the smaller ones, though – eating large Bluefin Trevally regularly causes ciguatera poisoning.
How does Trevally taste?
Giant Trevally taste similar to other saltwater gamefish: they have dense and meaty, pink steaks with a mild flavor. The flavor of the fish does vary from location to location and even fish to fish.
Are trevally bottom feeders?
Bottom Feeders:
For example golden trevally have no teeth and blubbery lips that allow them to feed on crustaceans and prey that is hiding on the bottom. Diamond Trevally do the same and 90% of the time they will eat a stationary lure of the bottom and start running off with it.
Where can I find trevally fish?
Geographically you can catch giant trevally anywhere in the Indian Ocean, as well as anywhere in the Western Pacific from New Zealand to Japan. There have also been murmurs of a few fish being spotted on the west coast of South America, but it remains to be seen if populations will establish themselves there.
