The scientific name for the Silver trevally fish is Pseudocaranx georgianus

Silver trevally is also known as white trevally, skipjack trevally or silver bream.

Size and Age of  Silver Trevally -  Can grow up to 65 cm in length and weigh around 4 kilograms. In the 1980's the Silver Trevally were known to live for 25 years. However, today the number of 35cm and 0.75 kilograms of Silver Trevally has fallen. Juveniles generally dominate catches.

How to identify a Silver Trevally fish

• They have a compressed flattened body shape
• The upper bpdy or back is silver blue
• Forked tail and two dorsal fins
• Juveniles have striped yellow mid stripe

Where to Catch Silver Trevally

Silver trevally is a schooling fish that may be found in estuary and coastal environments. At a depth of 10 - 230 metres, they can be discovered. Adult trevally can be found on inshore reefs, wide sand or gravel grounds, or in big bays and inlets. Estuaries, bays, and shallow continental shelf seas are common habitats for juveniles. Older fish occasionally congregate near the surface in deeper waters off the continental shelf, which might be a sign of spawning.

What Do You Need for Fishing in Sydney?
On all our fishing and deep-sea fishing charters in Sydney, all you need to bring are the right clothes depending on the weather conditions. We have morning fishing trips and afternoon fishing trips. We will supply everything else including bait, fishing rods and reels and a fishing licence. At the end of our fishing trip, you get to keep what you catch.  We have 3 purpose build fishing vessels that have all the facilities and amenities you require.