Species report trend

Slimy Mackerel Fishing Report

Scomber australasicus

Slimy Mackerel fishing activity is based upon real fishing reports collected over a decade, by Getfished. It represents an overview of all reports. With 12 reports across 9 reported locations, the dataset helps show longer-term fishing patterns rather than isolated catches.

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Slimy Mackerel Seasonal pattern Report activity is strongest through winter, with autumn also contributing a notable share of reports. Activity is lower through summer.

Slimy Mackerel Bait and lure signal Reported bait patterns commonly include . Lure reports are led by .

Dataset context These patterns reflect observed report behaviour across time and locations. They highlight trends and tendencies, not guaranteed fishing outcomes.

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Report patterns

Slimy Mackerel report signals

Derived from fishing report data

Seasonal report pattern

This shows when slimy mackerel reports appear across Australian seasons. Shares are based only on reports with parseable dates.

Autumn and summer show the strongest reporting activity, with reduced reports during winter.

Note: seasonal patterns may be influenced by factors such as reporting bias, species behavior, and environmental conditions.

Summer 0.0%

Autumn 16.7%

Winter 75.0%

Spring 8.3%

Reported slimy mackerel locations

These locations come from report records. Linked locations have matching Getfished location pages.