Comments on: Talakitok / Trevally / Jack

By: Abel

Abel — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 05:45:29 +0000

d2 s Dagupan and2 ang pinakamasarap na bangus. madami rin d2 talakitok.

By: Ronie

Ronie — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 04:13:03 +0000

d2 sa diego garcia madami isda d2 ibat ibang klase, pangkaraniwan na lng ang talakitok d2…

By: RODY

RODY — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 15:24:05 +0000

I remember eating a lot of Maliputo in my youth, in Lipa City and on the shores of Taal Lake where my paternal grandfather had what the Russians would call a “dacha.” (Pasensiya na, kaming mga Batangueno’y magpa-paandar daw by nature.) An itinerant fish vendor who specialized in the species would bring her wares right up to Lolo Siyong’s sala, in his residence across the cathedral. I distinctly remember that one specimen even had a half digested small tawilis when it was dressed. True Maliputo were called Pansipit then; it’s true that some sellers now try to pass off large Talakitok as Maliputo. Same species, but the different environment for development to maturity spells a world of difference in taste.

By: BONIFACIO A. BUNUAN

BONIFACIO A. BUNUAN — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 03:38:54 +0000

Recent visited KAPATAN,GLAN,SARANGANI PROV. WHERE I SPENT GRINDING MY TOOTH, RETURNED AND NOW HAVE 2 CAGES N MAKING MORE. I NEED HOW TO HAVE A MOTHER TALAKITOK N MOTHER BANGUS A HATCHERY FOR SHORT, ANY ASSISTANCE OR REFERALS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU LOS ANGELES

By: fidela faustino

fidela faustino — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:26:47 +0000

thanks for the info. I’ve read somewhere that some people in batangas tried to grow maliputo though i’m not sure if n cages or in ponds, if there’s no esisting hatchery or nursery that means they get their fingerlings from the wild., probably in taal lake or pansipit river, but im not sure.

By: Marketman

Marketman — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:02:11 +0000

fidela, not sure if anyone raises these in ponds or they grow wild. But maliputo is different from talakitok, one is in fresh water, the other, salt water, though it is essentially the same fish…

By: fidela faustino

fidela faustino — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 04:57:13 +0000

mukhang ang sarap nga ng maliputo, lagi kung naririnig ang isdang to ah, I just wonder if meron bang mabibilhan ng maliputo fingerlings? Marami bang ng ku-culture nito sa batangas?

By: frederick enriquez

frederick enriquez — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 13:18:34 +0000

Ang talakitok ay isda sa tubig alat. Crevalle Jack O Jack fish ang tawag dito. Sapagkat ang Taal Lake sa Batangas ay konektado sa Balayan Bay na tubig alat, sa pamamagitan ng Pansipit River Ang Talakitok ay nakakapasok sa Taal Lake na tinatawag naman na MALIPUTO. Ang Talakitok at Maliputo ay iisa, lamang kapag ito ay nakapasok at lumaki sa Taal Lake nagkakaroon ng kaunting pagbabago sa itsura nito at napakalaki naman pagdating sa lasa nito, talagang napakasarap ng Maliputo kaysa sa Talakitok. Me kapamilya ang Maliputo ito ay ang Muslo na mas maliit at ang Kares na may may batik batik sa katawan. Tinatawag na Sumanga ang Maliputo na may timbang na 1o kilo pataas. Mag-iingat din kayo sa mga namemeke nito, sapagkat mas mahal ang Maliputo karaniwan ito ay penepeke, sasabihin Maliputo pero Talakitok pala. Kung gusto nyo makatikim ng napasarap at tunay na Maliputo subukan nyo na kumain sa Maliputo Restaurant sa bayan ng San Nicolas sa Batangas. Hanapin nyo si ka Azon ang eksperto sa pgluluto ng Maliputo. Marami pa akong maibabahagi tungkol sa Maliputo sa ibang pagkakataon.

By: Marketman

Marketman — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 14:17:51 +0000

katie, yes, that’s why there is trevally in the title of this post…but elsewehere in the world, the same fish is also known as a jack.

By: katie

katie — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:38:02 +0000

i thought “talakitok” belong to the same specie such as giant trevally, big eye trevally and etc…correct me if am wrong.