Triple tail

The triple tail is a species of fish that is commonly caught off the coast of Broome, Western Australia. It is a medium-sized fish that can grow up to 40-60 cm in length and weigh between 1-3 kg. This species has a unique triangular shape that sets it apart from other fish, and its coloration varies from a pale white to a light brown with numerous spots and streaks. The triple tail is a slow-moving fish that lives in nearshore waters and around floating debris, such as buoys and pilings.

Habitat: Nearshore waters and around floating debris

Feeding Behaviour: The triple tail is an opportunistic feeder and feeds on a variety of prey, including crustaceans, small fish, and squid. It is a slow swimmer and relies on ambush tactics to capture its prey.

Species Info

Male Average Length: 40cm

female Average Length: 60cm

Male Average Weight: 1Kg

Female Average Weight: 3Kg

Best Fishing Methods: The best fishing methods for catching the triple tail include slow trolling or drifting with live bait, jigs or soft plastics.

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