In some areas, such as Fiji, it is of more importance, but there are no catch statistics available for the species.

The population in Lake Superior is known to be lower than historically, based on commercial catch statistics.

Separate catch statistics are not kept for the species, as it is often not distinguished from other trevallies.

It is generally not distinguished from other trevally species, and no catch statistics are reported.

The species is of minor importance to fisheries, and is not discriminated from other jacks in catch statistics.

Individual catch statistics are not kept for the species, instead it is lumped with other species of Caranx.

Before 1977, Minke whales were indeed taken by fishermen from small villages but were considered too insignificant to record catch statistics.

The fish took some time to establish itself, and only began to appear catch statistics in the mid-1970s.

The threadfin jack is of some importance to fisheries throughout its range, although individual catch statistics for the species are not kept.

The yellowspotted trevally is of moderate importance to fisheries throughout its range, although catch statistics are rarely kept for this species specifically.