jack crevalle การใช้

• Patrolling the perimeter were jack crevalle, together with lookdown, a silvery, blade-like fish that could easily pass for kitchen cutlery.
• Still it was exciting hunting, and one cast enticed a jack crevalle, one of the longest fighting fish you can take on the fly.
• I drew it closer and saw it was a 2-pound jack crevalle, a fish as ubiquitous to Florida waters as it is strong.
• The microscopic algae, Cryptoperidiniopsis, is the chief suspect in the illness and death of mullet, snook, jack crevalle and sheepshead in the rivers.
• We had also been titillated by Jesse's capture of a fish much more common in southern waters, a species of jack crevalle known as the blue runner.
• The species'most often used common name, crevalle jack ( or'jack crevalle') is based on the word " cavalla ", an earlier word used for the jacks.
• Its northern half is filled with hundreds of mangrove islands whose interconnecting channels are breeding grounds for bonefish, tarpon, jack crevalle, permit, snook, barracuda and a score more of lesser species.
• Actually a species of rock cod, the mullet has the underslung mouth and broad tail of a redfish, the head and coloring of a cobia and the graceful pectoral fins of a jack crevalle.
• It wasn't long before I was into the first of 10 jack crevalle _ 2-to 3-pound bundles of energy that would easily pull trout of similar size backward, if tied tail-to-tail.
• During the three days of fly-fishing, my angling partner, Joe Contaldi, a fly-fishing instructor with Sport Chalet in West Hills, and I cast upon yellowfin tuna, roosterfish, jack crevalle, needlefish, cabrilla and pargo without any strikes.
• Telchac Puerto port is small but has commercially operating fishing fleets for fishing nad packing sardines and for fishing jack crevalle, snook, and spotted seatrout in the lagoon and  jettied pass .  There are also a number of fishing restaurants along the " malecon " or esplanade on the sea front.
• Many varieties of fish can be taken while inshore fishing including striped bass, channel bass, bluefish, bonefish, flounder, bonito, barracuda, rockfish, cobia, halibut, jack crevalle, jewfish, ladyfish, mackerel, pollack, pompano, shark, snapper, snook, rooster fish, tarpon, and weakfish.