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A pearl grey, slightly bluish colour, with dots on the dorsal fin, and black on the dorsal and anal fins. A highly compact body.
Head with a rounded profile, firm flesh and very hard skin. Can measure a maximum of 70 centimetres, its more common size being approximately 40 centimetres.
Strong spine on the dorsal fin with dark spots on the line.
Marketed
weights/grammages:
From 0.5 kg - 0.750 kg/piece
from 0.750 kg - 1 kg/piece
from 1 kg - 1.250 kg/piece
Preparation and packing:
a) Whole
b) 5 - 6 kg POLYSPAN boxes
c) On ice
Generally in groups, coastal in summer. Powerful and swift. Very highly sought after by sports fishermen for its energetic defence mechanism.
Longlining and trolling.
