Most reefs and structures will hold a population of trevally from time to time. Closer to shore you will find smaller trevally in good numbers, yet remember the hot spots are the bigger pinnacles and more well known reefs out wide. This is where you may find the bigger trevally, up to five and six kilos.
Silver trevally are the most common species of the breed, but the by-catch can be many and varied.
Species such as kingfish, samson, bonito and other trevally's are often amongst the catch. The interest in trevally is mainly because they are tough but honest opponents. They are susceptible to most forms of fishing, for line bait to jigging lures. To catch trevally, the most common practice is to anchor over a column of fish which are showing up on your depth sounder. To then attract interest you start berleying over the spot.