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Can You Identify These 3 Mackerel Species? (Cero, Spanish and King)

Can You Identify These 3 Mackerel Species? (Cero, Spanish and King)

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A lot of people get the king, cero and spanish mackerel confused. I especially see a lot of people confuse juvenile king mackerel with spanish mackerel. Brook and I caught all three species on a recent trip, and I thought i'd make a video to help people identify each species of mackerel we have here in Florida. Video of us catching the mackerel
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 5


Excellent video bro. I recently began retailing fresh seafood (very small scale. I don't fish, I buy wholesale from the fishermen. Now I know the difference from the kingfish and the cero mackerel (carite. Keep up the videos.
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good stuff. didn't know there was three species. I was familiar with the king and Spanish, but never seen a cero before. Thanks for the ID species video. Those can save a person from an embarrassing ticket for sure.
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your spanish looks a little like our spotted or school mackerel just your spanish look like awesome live baits lol. your other one in the middle looks very similar to our shark mackerel also. ahahah so weird
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Kink fish is the biggest one and the Spanish is the one with a lot of spots and the middle one that has a yellow goldish line is a cero
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Nice video. A lot of people refuse to believe that king mackerel have spots, but you made it very easy to see that they do.
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