Species guide
How to catch Bluespotted trevally
Caranx bucculentus
brackishsaltwatergame fishCarangidae
The bluespotted trevally is a pelagic predator known for its distinctive blue spots and wide mouth. It inhabits inshore continental shelf waters and is a popular gamefish. This species has a short, deep body shape and can grow up to 66 cm in length.
Where they live
Found in brackish and saltwater in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, this pelagic fish lives in inshore waters from shallow areas around 7 meters deep down to 63 meters.
Typical size
Up to about 66 cm
What they eat
- small fish
- shrimp
- macrofauna
Best baits
- small fish chunks
- shrimp
- prawns
Best lures
- metal spoons
- small jigs
- soft plastic lures
How to fish for them
- casting
- trolling
- bottom fishing
Track every Bluespotted trevally you catch.
Bobbr turns each catch into a species collection, quests, and streaks. We're building it now — join the iOS waitlist for $19 lifetime founding access.
Claim founding access