White Trevally
Pseudocaranx dentex
Also called Silver trevally, Blue trevally.
How to tell it
Silvery-blue jack with a yellow stripe along the side and a black spot on the gill cover; a Pacific-Atlantic straggler.
- Not a black jack? That one all dark, steep forehead. (Black Jack)
- Not a bigeye scad? That one smaller, big eye. (Bigeye Scad)
Rules for
Every state
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Not specifically regulated in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida (Atlantic), Florida (Gulf), Georgia, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia: each state’s rule for unlisted species applies there (on its page).
On the table
Good.
In the app
Point the camera at a white trevally and the name appears before you take the picture, with these rules for the water you’re standing in. No signal needed, and every catch goes in the log.
Get the appQuestions anglers ask about white trevally
How do you tell white trevally from black jack?
White Trevally has this: Silvery-blue jack with a yellow stripe along the side and a black spot on the gill cover; a Pacific-Atlantic straggler.. Black Jack all dark, steep forehead.