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Mackerel stock thriving: Latest survey confirms record levels, wide distribution

Results from joint Norwegian, Icelandic and Faoese summer survey indicate a stock with record high numbers from the 2010 and 2011 generations, and the widest distribution recorded to date

By Eva Tallaksen | Aug. 28, 2014 09:49 BST
Mackerel hauled up on Brennholm during the trawl survey, July 2014. Photo: Matteo Bernasconi
Mackerel hauled up on Brennholm during a trawl survey, July 2014. Photo: Matteo Bernasconi
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The Northeast Atlantic mackerel stock is thriving, or at least, so show the results from the latest joint Norwegian, Icelandic and Faoese trawl and ecosystem survey, which took place from July 2 to Aug. 12. [...]

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