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jack mackerel

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jack mackerel or jack·mack·er·el (jkmkr-l, -mkrl)
n.
A common food and game fish (Trachurus symmetricus) of Pacific coastal waters. Also called saurel.
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Noun1.jack mackereljack mackerel - a California food fish              
scad - any of a number of fishes of the family Carangidae


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But it's stuff like hamasa ($6), a type of Japanese yellowtail that's smaller and naturally oilier, and different types of mackerel ($6 to $9), one called pike mackerel, another called jack mackerel, very different in taste and texture, that makes a visit to his sushi bar an especially adventurous and educational experience.
I look for canned jack mackerel and Kozy Kitten cat food -- which, for some reason, fish like better than any other brand -- and mix in a few bread crumbs," said instructor Capt.
Blue sharks feed on small pelagic fishes including jack mackerel, northern anchovy, Pacific herring and market squid.
 
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