Whole Gutted Cornish Mackerel x 2

Instantly recognisable, mackerel typically have vertical rainbow stripes on their backs with deeply forked tails and are rich in omega 3 fatty acids.

"Mackerel are pelagic, long roaming fish, which have dark oily meat as a result. I prefer them pan-fried" - Rick

Please note, occasionally products may be unavailable or replaced from a different source due to bad weather conditions, seasonality and current circumstances

We will donate £1 for every online fishmonger order over £50 to Dive Project Cornwall. We want to support their quest to protect the marine environment to save our oceans for future generations.  

More about this fish

Mackerel 
Scientific name - Scomber scrombrus
Where it's caught - St Ives Bay
Category of fishing gear - Line caught
Seasonal availability - All year, most prolific in winter

Cooking tips and recipes

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Where we source our fish

We are pleased to source our fish and seafood from people who share our love of quality and sustainable seafood.

Ordering

Choose your delivery date from the options above. Subject to the seas, we usually have dates available for the next four weeks and you can order up to 48 hours before.

Packaging and delivery

All our fish is packaged and well-sealed, and we use food safe chill packs and liners to insulate the box. These will keep all the ingredients perfectly chilled for 48 hours. We use DPD to send our fish boxes. If you have provided us with a mobile number then DPD will text you a one hour time slot. DPD deliver between 8am-8pm.

We can deliver to UK addresses (excluding some offshore islands, Channel Islands and Northern Ireland)

Please note: Deliveries to the following locations are not available on Saturday – Aberdeen, Northern Highlands, Glasgow, Oban, Isle of Man, Arran, Orkney, Shetland and Isles of Scilly.

Cancellation policy

As this is a food item, if you need to cancel your order we politely ask for a minimum of 48 hours’ notice to ensure we reduce food wastage.

Allergen information

Fish, sulphites

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