Usually, Giant trevally are solitary hunters but they have come in numbers to try their luck at catching potential prey.
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The fish are mean😢😢😢
..but can the fish calculate the velocity of an unladen swallow?
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As a fisherman for sport I would love to catch a trevally. Heard that they are like hooking a locomotive. Cheers
This felt like a short film rather than a YouTube video. The narrative arc from the arrival at the coast to the final meal was beautifully executed.
That’s why anglers use top water lures because GT/Giant Trevally feed on the surface of the water.
I’d love to catch one of those Trevalia. I bet they are fun to fight