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Can anyone tell me the name of this fish please?

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lawstraljan16

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As the topic says.

I thought it was a Young Amberjack, but then thought it was a Mediterranean Trevally. Different people telling me different things. Can someone verify what fish this is? Thanks

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35kk4-IIFQk]Malta spearfishing 2012 - Mediterranean Trevally (Sawrella Imperjali) - YouTube[/ame]

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How sure are you? 75% of the people i've asked say it's a mediterranean (golden?) trevally. I'm so confused!


We call it Gof (lat. Seriola dumerili).
Greater Amberjack.
Young Amberjacks have this specific yellow color, and their color is different from adult Amberjack.
That is what I think.
 
As the topic says.

I thought it was a Young Amberjack, but then thought it was a Mediterranean Trevally. Different people telling me different things. Can someone verify what fish this is? Thanks

[ame=[media=youtube]35kk4-IIFQk[/media] spearfishing 2012 - Mediterranean Trevally (Sawrella Imperjali) - YouTube[/ame]

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Hello
I know the name in Greek language. It's called "Mayatiko" and in (lat. Seriola dumerili ) In Greek it's written like that.
MΑΓΙΑΤΙΚΟ. Ιt belongs to the B class when it comes to price value. Personally i find it fantastic when it is grilled (BBQ)
 
Here we got that species en the caribbean. Yellow jack. Its a jack family it doesnt grow so big maybe 15 pounds. Thats not the seriola dumerili(greater amberjack). The yellow jack is tasty.


KTM 690 Enduro R '12
 
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