| Family | Scientific Name | Author | Year | Common Name |
| Carangidae | Naucrates ductor | (Linnaeus) | 1758 | Pilotfish |
Naucrates ductor
Unique Characters: Body bluish with 5-7 broad blackish bars. Caudal fin white-tipped. Adults with well-developed fleshy keel on caudal peduncle, No stripe from eyes to dorsal fin origin. First dorsal fin with small, separate spines. Posterior straight part of lateral line without scutes. Pectoral fins shorter than head length. Body scales oval-shaped. Upper jaw protractile. No semi-detached finlets. Bases of soft dorsal and anal fins unequal in length, anal-fin base about 45-70% of dorsal-fin base. Caudal peduncle grooves present, dorsally and ventrally. No finlets in dorsal and anal fins. Upper jaw ending between vertical through front and rear margins of eye. First dorsal fin with 4 or 5 spines. Upper jaw extending to vertical from about front margin of eye.
Similar Species: None
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