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Habituellement nager en bancs dans l'océan, et sont capturées par les chalutiers et les senneurs à senne coulissante. Les plus importantes sont les espèces pélagiques, le hareng et le maquereau, en plus de capelan, le chinchard et le sprat. Hareng capturé toute l'année, mais surtout au cours de l'hiver. Maquereau est principalement capturées au cours de l'automne. |
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Horse
mackerel Latin - Trachurus trachurus Norsk - Hestmakrell Deutsch - Bastard-makrele Stöcker Français - Chinchard Italiano - Sugarello Español - Chicharro Jurel Português - Chicharro Carapau ![]() ![]() The horse mackerel is not actually a member of the mackerel family. It is a shoaling fish and looks very much like a small mackerel without stripes. A black spot on the trailing edge of the gill cover, between the pectoral fin and the lateral line, is an identifying feature. The horse mackerel exists in warm and temperate inshore waters in the East-Atlantic from South Africa to the North Sea and Norway. The species is found from the surface and down to depths of about 100 meters, thus being a pelagic fish. The spawning season varies with the sea temperature, but is usually from June to August. Season: main catching season is from October to December. Fishing methods: trawling and purse seining. Use Horse mackerel is utilized fresh, frozen, dried salted, smoked and canned and can be fried, broiled and baked. In Norway the most common use of horse mackerel is in fishmeal and fishoil production. Commercial product: Frozen and Fresh Horse mackerel Whole fish: • Round • Landfrozen in air blast tunnel • Packed in 10 or 20 kg cartons with inner plastic • Size: 200-300 gr/+250 gr/300-400 gr/+400 gr • Quality: varies according to season and catching method |