cakalang
Cakalang is a common name for several species of skipjack tuna, primarily Katsuwonus pelamis. This oceanic fish is found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. It is a migratory species, often forming large schools. Cakalang tuna are characterized by their torpedo-shaped bodies, dark blue backs, and silvery undersides, typically marked by four distinct dark longitudinal stripes.
These fish are fast swimmers and feed on smaller fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods. In the wild, they
The primary methods of catching cakalang include purse seines and pole-and-line fishing. Pole-and-line fishing, often referred