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Publication - Statistics

Scottish Sea Fisheries Statistics 2011

Published
13 September 2012
Part of
Marine and fisheries
ISBN
9781782560678

A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.

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Table 1.7.h Quantity and value of all landings into Scrabster district by main species: 2007 to 2011

Quantity (tonnes) Value (£'000)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Scrabster
Black scabbardfish 328 680 1,021 902 473 559 1,160 2,221 2,122 1,095
Blue ling 500 473 693 1,237 (r) 484 648 597 484 1,362 (r) 614
Bream rays - 13 328 113 - - 14 476 182 -
Cod 1,096 1,001 1,206 1,192 (r) 991 2,344 2,171 2,180 2,300 (r) 2,148
Forkbeard - 16 42 42 - - 13 48 35 -
Greenland halibut 132 333 894 648 (r) 133 341 625 1,768 1,857 (r) 453
Haddock 2,079 1,626 2,751 2,003 (r) 1,884 3,073 1,908 3,226 2,475 (r) 2,708
Hake 67 909 2,265 1,221 (r) 1,404 88 1,995 5,121 2,822 (r) 3,578
Halibut 27 18 27 20 10 175 110 148 109 54
Ling 347 495 901 625 (r) 593 450 585 1,062 827 (r) 910
Megrims 464 661 622 553 (r) 511 1,188 1,957 1,725 1,572 (r) 1,693
Monks 1,728 1,830 1,891 1,931 (r) 1,930 4,469 5,134 5,599 6,956 (r) 6,731
Plaice 77 42 54 67 61 70 35 38 48 48
Pollack 16 22 23 32 34 26 39 41 62 74
Portuguese dogfish 120 101 193 238 122 137 95 128 280 159
Red gurnards 29 45 77 96 82 19 12 20 37 23
Redfishes 305 233 576 414 (r) 45 436 253 579 524 (r) 81
Roundnose grenadier 437 504 345 238 72 219 386 155 283 112
Saithe 4,158 3,712 4,577 2,304 (r) 1,961 2,057 1,959 3,135 2,042 (r) 2,063
Skates and rays 120 111 95 68 35 101 84 79 57 31
Tusk 76 69 320 101 (r) 117 66 55 245 67 (r) 88
Whiting 442 400 559 416 428 465 449 615 464 527
Witches 44 45 42 35 35 44 50 52 44 44
Other demersal 251 238 286 198 (r) 239 382 481 494 437 (r) 421
Total demersal 12,842 13,576 19,786 14,693 (r) 11,644 17,359 20,165 29,639 26,962 (r) 23,653
Argentines - - 0 39 - - - 0 18 -
Other pelagic 1 1 7 3 6 0 1 1 1 3
Total pelagic 1 1 8 41 6 0 1 1 19 3
Edible crabs 3,173 2,518 3,214 2,823 2,899 4,315 3,153 3,737 3,573 3,728
Lobsters 73 79 115 130 146 864 908 1,193 1,382 1,565
Mussels 1,100 923 341 475 - 287 257 87 115 -
Nephrops 253 221 153 91 110 848 733 417 304 516
Scallops 537 464 538 477 528 1,015 1,224 1,170 840 1,506
Squid 46 133 113 373 283 105 395 255 998 1,004
Velvet crabs 191 135 121 118 112 397 264 250 264 261
Whelks 129 111 99 140 24 77 68 54 82 14
Other shellfish 4 6 25 7 9 5 6 20 15 30
Total shellfish 5,504 4,591 4,719 4,635 4,111 7,911 7,008 7,184 7,574 8,625
Total landings 18,347 18,168 24,512 19,370 (r) 15,761 25,271 27,173 36,824 34,556 (r) 32,281

(1) Main species are those where the quantity landed into Scottish districts was 20 tonnes or over in 2010. Some 2010 figures have been revised downwards due to double counting arising from duplicated records in the vessel file.

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