Fish Quiz
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Fish Quiz
Here's fish quiz for fun.  What kind of fish?
			
							
			
									
						
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				leesburgga
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King on the top and spanish on the bottom
			
			
									
						
										
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Sp. Mackerel
			
			
									
						
										
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				mrbigglesworth
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After reading about it I think the top could be a small King. The lateral line does have a sharp drop off and the dorsal fin is not as dark. 
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Top one is a small king.
The lateral line gives it away.
Spanish have a dark front half dorsal fin.
			
			
									
						
										
						The lateral line gives it away.
Spanish have a dark front half dorsal fin.
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Yes, both mackerel good job.  Extra point to those that said king (top) and a spanish mackerel.  I got this pic off the web.    Juvenile king mackerel can look almost identical to a Spanish.   FWC may care -- king 24" to the fork.
Two things to look at:
1) the dorsal fin for a king is silver to smokey gray. Spanish is black and white.
2) The lateral line on a king drops more than the spanish as mrbigglesworth and whoopty said (see arrows).
South Florida has cero mackerel that looks like a spanish with a yellow line down the middle, but I've never seen one around here.
			
							
			
									
						
							Two things to look at:
1) the dorsal fin for a king is silver to smokey gray. Spanish is black and white.
2) The lateral line on a king drops more than the spanish as mrbigglesworth and whoopty said (see arrows).
South Florida has cero mackerel that looks like a spanish with a yellow line down the middle, but I've never seen one around here.
"O LORD Almighty, blessed is the man who trusts in you." Psalm 84:12
			
						


