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UKHorse mackerel
/hˈɔːs mˈakəɹəl/
/hˈɔːɹs mˈækɚɹəl/an East Atlantic food fish of the jack family that lives in large schools and is caught in Southern Africa
What is a "horse mackerel"?
A horse mackerel is a species of fish found in various oceans around the world. It has a streamlined body with a bluish-green or silver coloration, and it can grow to a moderate size. Horse mackerel are known for their strong swimming abilities and voracious feeding habits. They are an important commercial fishery species and are often used for human consumption, as well as for bait in recreational fishing. The flesh of horse mackerel is firm, flavorful, and rich in omega-3 fatty acids. It is commonly prepared by grilling, frying, or baking, and is enjoyed in various culinary dishes. Horse mackerel plays a significant role in both the ecological and economic aspects of marine ecosystems and fishing industries worldwide.
a marine game fish of the jack family, also known as Atlantic or European horse mackerel
largest tuna; to 1500 pounds; of mostly temperate seas: feed in polar regions but breed in tropics