Species guide
How to catch Tigertooth croaker
Otolithes ruber
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#0294BrackishSaltwaterGame FishBrackishSaltwaterAsiaPacificIndian Ocean
The Tigertooth croaker is a robust predator known for its distinctive croaking sounds. It inhabits coastal and estuarine waters, often schooling in shallow areas near mud flats. This species is valued by anglers for its strong fight and size.
Where they live
Lives in brackish and saltwater environments across Asia and the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Commonly found on continental shelves from shallow bays to depths of 50 meters, especially near mud flats and estuaries.
Typical size
Up to about 90 cm
What they eat
- fish
- squid
- shrimp
Best baits
- shrimp
- fish chunks
- squid strips
Best lures
- soft plastic jigs
- medium diving plugs
- metal spoons
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing
- casting from shore
- light trolling
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