Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

It is shaped like a speckle trout but the drawing doesn't show and spots.
It lookslike it may have front teeth like a trout.

Sarge

Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

Mackerel.
Most likely Pacific Mackerel
The last time I answered a question like this, no one ever confirmed or denied it.

Feed back is requested !

Dave
From the beaches of Monmouth County

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Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

I believe you may be right. I thought of speckle trout but I forgot to look
at the fork tail instead of a fan tail. It does resemble a mackeral shape.



Sarge

Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

Also look at the bony ridges from the dorsal fin to the tail fin.
Definitely NOT a trout but in the Mackerel family.
Of course it could also be a Tuna, but it's highly unlikely.

Dave



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Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

It's definately a Mackerel. The same kind we fish here in New-Brunswick. If
the colors were bright his back would be green. Here's a link to a better
pictu

http://www.brightonmarina-seafishing.co.uk/Mackerel.JPG

They are usually about 8-12 inches.

Hope this helps!

Dre

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Here's another link with alot more information on Atlantic Mackerel:

http://www.atlanticherring.com/mackerel.htm

Dre

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It's definately a Mackerel. The same kind we fish here in New-Brunswick.
If
the colors were bright his back would be green. Here's a link to a better
pictu

http://www.brightonmarina-seafishing.co.uk/Mackerel.JPG

They are usually about 8-12 inches.

Hope this helps!

Dre

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Can You Help me Identify This Fish
 

South Jersey Investor wrote:

Looks like a Pacific Mackerel to me. Bleah, catfish bait!
barbz

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Could definately be a Pacific Mackerel also as it's identical to the
Atlantic Mackerel. The biggest difference between the two is the pacific
Mackerel has less fat.

Dre

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South Jersey Investor wrote:

Looks like a Pacific Mackerel to me. Bleah, catfish bait!
barbz

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Down here we call it a horse mackerel
Colin

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