Fishing vessel weekly licence variations 13 October 2023

Scottish fishing vessel licence variations announced on 13 October 2023.

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Fishing vessel quota limits tables 2023 - showing the quota limits applicable to both 10m and under non-PO and over 10m non-sector vessels.

Fisheries closures table 2023 - showing the current status of fish stocks following the issue and publication of the above variations (if any).

See below the current catch limits of the applicable stocks for mackerel:

Producer Organisation/ Non-producer Organisation Group  Type of Licence Species Area of Sea Limit Effective Date

10 Meter and Under- Non PO (Moray Firth)

AU Mackerel  Moray Firth  Fortnightly catch limit of 2 tonnes  0001 hours on 15 October 2023 – 2359 hours on 28 October 2023

10 Meter and Under- Non PO (Shetland) 
(See hailing in and out instructions) 

AU Mackerel  Shetland Fortnightly catch limit 2 tonnes  0001 hours on 15 October 2023 – 2359 hours on 28 October 2023

10 Meter and Under- Non PO (Orkney)

AU Mackerel  Orkney Fortnightly catch limit of 2 tonnes  0001 hours on 15 October 2023 – 2359 hours on 28 October 2023

10 Meter and Under- Non PO (IVb) 

AU Mackerel  IVb  Fortnightly catch limit of 2 tonnes  0001 hours on 15 October 2023 – 2359 hours on 28 October 2023

Edible Crab days

Producer Organisation/Non-Producer Organisation Group

Type of Licence

Reason

Species

Area of Sea

Limit

Effective Date

ALL over 15m vessels in ALL groups

AO

Effort Allocation

Edible Crab (Cancer pagurus) and Spider Crab (Maja sqinado)

VII

280 days per annum

0001 hours on 15 October 2023

 

 

Lerwick (Shetland) administered AU (10m and under) vessels.

From 1 May 2023, all AU licensed vessels must hail into and out of port to either of the following contacts:

By text is 07771396483. No calls will be answered on the number.

By email: inshoreLK@gov.scot

The following details must be included in your message

On departure the vessel name, PLN, name of master, port of departure and date/time of departure.
On return the vessel name, PLN, name of master, port of return and date/time of return.

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