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Fishing vessel weekly licence variation: 12 August 2022

Scottish fishing weekly licence variations 12 August 2022

Fishing vessel quota limits tables 2022 - showing the quota limits applicable to both 10m and under non-PO and over 10m non-sector vessels.

Fisheries closures table 2022 - showing the current status of fish stocks following the issue and publication of the above variations (if any).

Producer Organisation/Non-Producer Organisation Group	Type of Licence	Reason	Species	Area of Sea	Limit	Effective Date
All	AO	Effort allocation confirmed	Edible crab (cancer pagurus) and spider crab (maja squinado)	VII	220 days per year (2022)	0001 hours on 14 August 2022

A reminder of the fortnightly handline mackerel catch limits:

Producer Organisation/Non-Producer Organisation Group	Type of Licence	Species	Area of Sea	Limit	Effective Date
10 Metre and Under – Non PO (Moray Firth)	AU	Mackerel	Moray Firth	Fortnightly catch limit of 2 tonnes	0001 hours on 7 August 2022 – 2359 hours on 20 August 2022
10 Metre and Under – Non PO (Shetland)	AU	Mackerel	Shetland	Fortnightly catch limit of 1 tonne	0001 hours on 7 August 2022 – 2359 hours on 20 August 2022
10 Metre and Under – Non PO (Orkney)	AU	Mackerel	Orkney	Fortnightly catch limit of 1 tonne	0001 hours on 7 August 2022 – 2359 hours on 20 August 2022
10 Metre and Under – Non PO (IVb)	AU	Mackerel	IVb	Fortnightly catch limit of 2 tonnes	0001 hours on 7 August 2022 – 2359 hours on 20 August 2

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