Grey Shark or Sua Heur 鲨鱼 Caught at Woodland Jetty 2013

Grey Shark [ Chiloscyllium griseum ] also know as Sua Heur 鲨鱼 [Chinese] or Yu Garang [Malay] weighing 4kg plus caught at Woodland Jetty by Sarawak on 26th October 2013. This carnivorous fish's eat greedy on wide range of diet but prefer live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay) because we use three different bait Mullet and Tamban but it only hit on Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay) twice.

Grey Shark [ Chiloscyllium griseum ] also know as Sua Heur 鲨鱼 [Chinese] or Yu Garang [Malay] weighing 4kg plus caught by Sarawak at Woodland Jetty on 26th October 2013.
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Grey Shark [ Chiloscyllium griseum ] also know as Sua Heur 鲨鱼 [Chinese] or Yu Garang [Malay] weighing 3kg plus caught by Ah Tan at Woodland Jetty on 11th November 2013.
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Grey Shark [ Chiloscyllium griseum ] also know as Sua Heur 鲨鱼 [Chinese] or Yu Garang [Malay] weighing 3kg plus caught by Ah Ling at Woodland Jetty on 31st October 2013 picture pose by Xiao Nian.
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Barracuda weighing 6kg Plus Caught at Woodland Jetty

Barracuda also know as Saw Kun 沙君 or Ikan Kacang weighing 6kg Plus Caught at Woodland Jetty

Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君 [Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] weighing 6kg plus Caught At Woodland Jetty using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay). Sometime can be seen during the day in schools under the jetty and they only feed on live kicking bait fish.

Big Queenfish [Talang] Caught by Alvin at Woodland Jetty

Queenfish also know as Sam Poh Gong 三保公 or Talang Caught by Alvin weighing 2kg plus at Woodland Jetty

Big Queenfish [Scomberoides Commersonnianus], also know as Sam Poh Gong 三保公, 舢舨跳 [chinese] or Ikan Talang [malay] Caught At Woodland Jetty by Alvin weighing 2kg plus using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay).

Barracuda Caught by Joanne at Woodland Jetty

Barracuda Caught by Joanne at Woodland Jetty

Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] weighing 4kg plus Caught At Woodland Jetty by Joanne using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay).

Yellowtail Barracuda Caught by Mr Chia

Yellowtail Barracuda Caught by Mr Chia

Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] weighing 4kg plus Caught At Woodland Jetty by Mr Chia using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay).

Another Barracuda Caught by Black Panther

Another Barracuda Caught by Black Panther

Another Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] weighing 6kg Caught At Woodland Jetty by Black Panther using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay).

Another Barracuda Caught At Woodland Jetty

Another Barracuda Caught At Woodland Jetty

Another Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] weighing 4.5kg Caught At Woodland Jetty by Mr Goh using live Five-spot Herring or Assam fish (local), Selangat (malay).

Barracuda Caught At Woodland Jetty

Yellowtail Barracuda Caught At Woodland Jetty

Mr Chiam and Ah Guan cutting up 3 Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] caught at Woodland Jetty.

This is a smaller species of barracuda compared the Pickhandle Barracuda. It can be differentiated by its bright yellow tail, coarser scales and they don't have the faint vertical bars on its body as the Pickhandles do. But like its larger cousin, the yellowtail have sharp cutting teeth. Because of their small size, they aren't as successful in snipping off our nylon lines as the larger species.

The Yellowtail Barracuda [Sphyraena Flavicauda] also know as Saw Kun 沙君[Hokkien] or Ikan Kacang [malay] can usually be found hanging in shallow reefs and Jetty. They feed on small fishes such as Tamban or Assam and shrimps, and can sometimes be caught on tamban jigs. It is a much better tasting fish compared to the Pickhandle, but beware of its many fine bones when eating them.