Crevalle Jack

Written by:
Hans Kruit, 19 January 2011

CREVALLE JACK

Today we caught two, 10 pounds Crevalle Jacks.

The Crevalle, which fish belongs to the family of the Jacks, is for the Canarian waters a rare catch.
The last one has been caught in October 2009.

Today it was the Scottish angler Jamie from Glascow who caught on the CAVALIER 2 of these Jacks.

There has been caught today also a small Amber Jack and some Red Snappers.

Hans

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