The amberjack “Seriola dumerili” is a marine fish with a regularly ossified skeleton and an elongated body. The base of the anal fin is clearly shorter than the base of the dorsal fin. His color is blue on the back and silvery-white on the belly. Largest fishes are old-pink color. His distribution is circunglobal, being found in the Indian Ocean, in the western Pacific and in the Atlantic, Canada to Brazil, and from the British Isles to Morocco, as well as in the Mediterranean Sea. It is typical of subtropical waters.
The Amberjack or Lemon Fish can reach 1.6 m in length and up to 60 kg in weight.