Queensland School Mackerel

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The Queensland School Mackerel (Scomberomorus queenslandicus) is a fast-swimming, predatory fish native to the coastal waters of northern Australia. It is highly sought after by both commercial and recreational fishermen for its speed and fighting ability. This species is commonly found inshore, near reefs and sandy bottoms, where it feeds on small fish and crustaceans. Its streamlined body and sharp teeth make it an efficient hunter, often caught using trolling methods.

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iconLength

~50" (max 100)

iconWeight

~3" (max 12)

iconWater

Salt

iconDepth

1-100 ft

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Regulation for Queensland School Mackerel

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Season

Always open

Bag limit

10

Vessel limit

-

Trophy limits

-

Max size

-

Min size

50 cm

Measurement

Total length

Prohibited methods

-

Living Conditions

🐟 Habitat preferences

♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior