The Spanish mackerel originates from the large family of the mackerel. Internationally, this fish is also called Kingfish. There are many variants called Kingfish (see Yellowtail Kingfish). Spanish mackerel is a very fast predatory fish and has an impressive row of very sharp teeth in the mouth. This Spanish mackerel occurs in the waters of the Indian Ocean from South Africa to Australia and swim to a depth of 70m. The Spanish mackerel has characteristic dark vertical stripes on its flank and can be 240 cm in size with a weight of 70 kg. Top units are available from Australian waters.