The little tunny is typically a schooling species.

Because it is a schooling species, it is not unusual for an individual to be caught many times during a single session.

The bigeye trevally is a schooling species, known to form aggregations consisting of more than 1500 fish.

There will be times when schooling species such as yellow perch congregate below one tip-up.

It is a schooling anadromous species that inhabits marine waters, probably never far from land.

The least chub is a schooling species that prefers areas of dense vegetation in slow-moving water.

This schooling species is a scale-eater, plucking scales from other fishes.

The slender smooth-hound is likely a schooling species.

It feeds on benthic animals and small schooling species.

It is not a schooling species and may be aggressive towards others of its species, so is usually kept alone.