Thats a fair size for a mackeral. I caught a few in Orkney this year, the taste is very different to those bought in the shops. Those I was with said they didn't like mackeral but even they like them straight from the sea.
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Rather large mackeral...
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Don't like Mackeral are they NUTS?
I can go over that Gantsey. It's very easy and there are some different ways of doing it depending on which fish you are dealing with. IE flat fish, round fish. Mackeral taste their best if you bleed them. Just slash across the gills.
No worries Pothunter we'll sort everything nearer the time. We'll go over the best baits for each species and methods for catching IE spinning, plugs and lures, float fishing, baits, preference of sea terrain.
I can go over that Gantsey. It's very easy and there are some different ways of doing it depending on which fish you are dealing with. IE flat fish, round fish. Mackeral taste their best if you bleed them. Just slash across the gills.
No worries Pothunter we'll sort everything nearer the time. We'll go over the best baits for each species and methods for catching IE spinning, plugs and lures, float fishing, baits, preference of sea terrain.
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