Description:

The four most common trevally species caught by recreational fishers in Australia are the golden, giant, blue and black. Golden trevallies grow to a maximum of 1.2 m and 50 kg, though most are significantly smaller. Giant trevallies grow to around 160 cm and 40 kg, but most are between 1-1.5 m and 10-15 kg. Blue trevallies grow to around 70 cm and 6 kg, though most are between 30-45 cm and 1-3 kg. Black trevallies grow to around 60 cm and 4 kg, though most are considerably smaller.These fish are found around many parts of New Zealand. More commonly, in the North Island and the top half of the South Island at depths of about 80 meters.They are a medium to soft fish with low oil content and nutrition per 100G Energy (KJ/100G) 462, Protein 21, Total Fat 2.7,

Saturated Fat 0.8, Carbohydrate 0.2, Sugars 0.2, Sodium (MG/100G) 64.