Fishing for Mackerel : Born to Fish

"I envy not him that eats better meat than I do, nor him that is richer, or that wears better clothes than I do, I envy him, and him only, that catches more fish than I do." ~ Izaak Walton, 1593 - 1683.

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Torpedo shaped with no swim bladder, Mackerel are the fastest fish that swim in our waters capable of travelling five metres in one second. Related to the tuna it is almost tropical in appearance with shimmering irridescent flanks of pearlescent green, pink and turquise interspersed with irregular black tiger stripes - simply stunning !

Growth & Capture

Appearance & Behaviour

Information regarding where to go Fishing for Mackerel in Scotland and Ireland alongside further details on the species and how to catch them is currently being compiled and will appear here shortly.

Information on where to go Mackerel Fishing in Scotland and Ireland alongside further details on the species and how to catch them is currently being compiled and will appear here shortly.

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When you fish for Mackerel you must think like a Mackerel - no matter how weird it gets !

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Where-To-Catch

M.B.