EU/UK request to ICES on lemon sole, witch, turbot, and brill: review of ICES advice provided in 2018 on the contribution of TACs to fisheries management and stock conservation

ICES advises that its conclusions from 2018 remain valid, meaning that: 1. Removing the EU/UK TACs for the following stocks may generate a high risk of the stocks being exploited unsustainably: Witch ( Glyptocephalus cynoglossus ) in ICES Division 3.a, Subarea 4, and Division 7.d. Turbot ( Scophthal...

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Main Author: ICES (11907875)
Format: Report
Language:unknown
Published: 2022
Subjects:
Fisheries and aquaculture
Greater North Sea (ICES Ecoregion)
TAC
witch
turbot
brill
lemon sole
lem.27.3a47d
wit.27.3a47d
bll.27.3a47de
tur.27.4
Tac
Scophthalmus maximus
Turbot
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.advice.21739322.v1
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Summary:ICES advises that its conclusions from 2018 remain valid, meaning that: 1. Removing the EU/UK TACs for the following stocks may generate a high risk of the stocks being exploited unsustainably: Witch ( Glyptocephalus cynoglossus ) in ICES Division 3.a, Subarea 4, and Division 7.d. Turbot ( Scophthalmus maximus ) in ICES Subarea 4. Brill ( Scophthalmus rhombus ) in ICES Division 3.a, Subarea 4, and divisions 7.d and 7.e. 2. Removing the EU/UK TACs for lemon sole ( Microstomus kitt ) in ICES Division 3.a, Subarea 4, and Division 7.d stock may generate a lower risk of the stock being exploited unsustainably. 3. For all stocks, management should be using a single-species TAC covering the stock distribution area.

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