Scottish Sea Fisheries Statistics 2014

Statistics on the Scottish fishing fleet and its catches in 2014

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Table 2.2 Number, tonnage and engine power of active Scottish based vessels by length group and age group as at 31st December 2014

Length group (metres) Total
10m & under >10 -12 >12 -15 >15 -24 >24 -40 Over 40
Number of vessels Age Group (years) Under 10 152 6 4 26 5 5 198
10<15 108 3 6 25 4 12 158
15<20 116 6 5 12 19 4 162
20<25 140 16 6 15 8 0 185
25<30 180 32 15 39 24 1 291
30<35 152 21 7 24 7 2 213
35 yrs & over 233 43 22 83 20 2 403
Not known 366 23 5 16 8 2 420
Totals 1,447 150 70 240 95 28 2,030
Average age 1 25 31 30 29 27 17 27
Total tonnage 2 ( GT) Age Group (years) Under 10 475 59 71 4,484 2,332 11,918 19,339
10<15 405 48 207 4,421 1,331 23,532 29,944
15<20 542 79 91 1,788 6,603 4,656 13,758
20<25 476 253 112 1,847 1,979 0 4,667
25<30 649 416 342 5,187 5,986 565 13,145
30<35 600 278 169 2,706 1,415 813 5,981
35 yrs & over 975 506 426 4,551 3,881 821 11,160
Not known 1,079 258 131 1,690 2,337 2,456 7,951
Totals 5,200 1,895 1,549 26,675 25,864 44,761 105,944
Average tonnage 1 4 13 22 112 270 1,627 61
Engine power 3 (kW) Age Group (years) Under 10 9,956 1,327 1,606 11,390 5,980 29,771 60,029
10<15 7,669 517 1,428 11,502 3,357 61,775 86,248
15<20 9,997 1,165 812 4,803 14,170 9,731 40,678
20<25 7,643 2,317 1,047 5,420 4,365 0 20,791
25<30 9,220 4,846 2,653 14,262 13,863 1,500 46,343
30<35 7,391 2,103 1,310 8,337 3,673 2,525 25,338
35 yrs & over 10,283 3,763 3,001 18,022 10,308 1,420 46,797
Not known 16,532 4,033 856 4,414 4,908 4,535 35,278
Totals 78,690 20,071 12,712 78,148 60,624 111,257 361,502
Average power 1 58 126 182 329 640 4,105 203

(1) Excludes vessels of unknown age.

(2) Year on year tonnage comparisons should be made with caution, since these figures take no account of the phased replacement of GRT with GT during the period 1996-2003. See explanation in Annex 1 for further details.

(3) Engine power in years before 2005 have been underestimated. See explanation in Annex 1 for further details.

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