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Sole (Solea solea) in Subarea 4 (North Sea)
StockCode
sol.27.4
Assessment Year
2017
Stock Category
1
Purpose
Advice
Published
Stock Assessment Key
9255
Link to Advice Sheet
NA - The advice link for key 9255 was not found!
Status:
valid
Advice Component
Advice Category
*
FMSYranges
MP
MSY
NoAdv
Other
PA
Advice Type
*
Catches
Effort
FishMort
Landings
NoAd
NoFish
Advice Unit
*
t
ratio
%
AdviceValue
*
Advice Value Lower Range
Advice Value Upper Range
Wanted Catch
Wanted Catch Lower Range
Wanted Catch Upper Range
Advice Sentence
*
Please note: The present advice replaces the advice given in June 2017 for catches in 2018. ICES advises that when the second stage of the EU management plan (Council Regulation No. 676/2007) is applied, catches in 2018 should be no more than 15 726 tonnes.
Advice Released Date
*
Advice Applicable From
*
Advice Applicable Until
*
TAF Link
Management Alignment
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Multiple
Other
Partial
MP WebLink
Management Plan Ownership
Link To Evaluation
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Catch scenarios
Basis
Total catch^
Wanted catch*
Unwanted catch*
Ftotal (ages 2–6)
Fwanted (ages 2–6)
Funwanted (ages 1–3)
SSB
% SSB change**
% TAC change***
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2018
2019
2019
2019
(t)
(t)
(t)
(ratio)
(ratio)
(ratio)
(t)
(%)
(%)
ICES Basis Advice
Fmp
15726
14702
1024
0.2
0.171
0.048
66383
0.49
-2.5
Other scenarios
MSY approach: FMSY
15726
14702
1024
0.2
0.171
0.048
66383
0.49
-2.5
F = 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
80919
23
-100
Fpa
30830
28768
2063
0.44
0.38
0.105
52524
-21
91
Flim
40002
37273
2729
0.62
0.53
0.147
44175
-33
148
SSB (2019) = Blim
59951
55629
4323
1.17
1
0.28
26300
-60
272
SSB (2019) = Bpa
47946
44610
3336
0.81
0.69
0.192
37000
-44
197
SSB (2019) = MSYBtrigger
47946
44610
3336
0.81
0.69
0.192
37000
-44
197
F = F2017
15816
14787
1030
0.2
0.172
0.048
66300
0.36
-1.9
A: Max.
24210
0.34
56174
-11
B: Min.
11924
0.15
67469
6
C: Stock
14363
0.18
66631
5
D: SQ effort
18659
0.28
54211
-14
E: SQ effort
16679
0.23
60859
-4
F: Value
15114
0.2
64530
2
G: Range
13545
0.18
62409
-1
Symbol
Footnotes
*
“Wanted” and “unwanted” catch are used to describe fish that would be landed and discarded in the absence of the EU landing obligation, based on average discard rate estimates for 2014–2016.
**
SSB 2019 relative to SSB 2018 (66 060 t).
***
Total catch in 2018 relative to TAC in 2017 (16 123 t).
^
Differences between the total catch and the sum of wanted and unwanted catches result from rounding.
A.
Maximum scenario: Each fleet stops fishing when its last stock share is exhausted.
B.
Minimum scenario: Each fleet stops fishing when its first stock share is exhausted.
C.
HAD: Each fleet stops fishing when its individual haddock share is exhausted.
D.
POK: Each fleet stops fishing when its individual saithe share is exhauste
E.
SQ (status quo) effort scenario: The effort of each fleet in 2017 and 2018 is as in 2016.
F.
Value scenario: The effort of each fleet is equal to the weighted average of the efforts required to catch the fleet’s quota share of each of the stocks, where the weights are the relative catch values of each stock in the fleet’s portfolio.
G.
Range scenario: where the potential for TAC mismatches in 2018 are minimized within the FMSY range, for the demersal fish stocks for which such a range is available (cod.27.47d20; had.27.46a20; pok.27.3a46; ple.27.420; ple.27.7d; sol.27.4; sol.27.7d).