King Mackerel Fishing

Scomberomorus Cavalla

19-71 inch
9.9-20 lb

King Mackerel, known for their speed and agility, are found in the warm coastal waters of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. They have a streamlined, silver body with a sharp forked tail. King Mackerel are voracious predators, feeding on fish and Squids, and are popular among sport fishermen for their thrilling fight and leaps when hooked.

Lures & Baits

plugs
spoons
saltwater live baits
cutbaits

Fishing Tips

Water type: salt
Hook type: Nose hook, Circle hook, J-hook
Hook size: 2/0 - 5/0

How to Catch King Mackerel

still fishing
bottom bouncing
jigging
trolling
chumming
drift fishing

Where to Catch King Mackerel

United States

Alabama
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Texas
United States Virgin Islands

Best Fishing Spots for King Mackerel

Mustang Beach Airport, Port Aransas
Hillsboro Inlet
Jupiter Inlet
Barnegat Inlet
Port Aransas Beach, Port Aransas
Horn Island, Mississippi
Masonboro Inlet
Saint Lucie Inlet
Cape Hatteras Point
Padre Island National Seashore North Beach
Little River Inlet
East Matagorda Bay
Black Point marina
Jacksonville Beach
Perdido Pass
Rockport harbor
Navarre beach
Okaloosa Pier..

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