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You’re cherry picking. Half a degree on average.
As for the geography lesson, mackerel have always used the same route, from arctic or near arctic seas to migrate to warmer waters, it’s just that the super trawlers intercept them further north and earlier in the year. They never get chance to visit our waters.

[QUOTE="Where’s Wally, post: 322951, member: 322"] You’re cherry picking. Half a degree on average. As for the geography lesson, mackerel have always used the same route, from arctic or near arctic seas to migrate to warmer waters, it’s just that the super trawlers intercept them further north and earlier in the year. They never get chance to visit our waters. [/QUOTE]

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