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Carangoides
orthogrammus
(Jordan & Gilbert, 1882)
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| Hawaiian Name:
Ulua Common Name: Island Jack Distribution: Throughout the Indo-Pacific and tropical eastern Pacific |
| Remarks: This species is most easily distiguished from other jacks and trevalley by the oval yellow spots on the sides of its body. Although it doesn't get exceptionally large, it is one of the better-tasting species of the family. This particular individual is being inspected by a Hawaiian Cleaner Wrasse. |
| Photo © 1997 by Richard L. Pyle This page last revised 12 June 1997 |