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Pollack (Pollachius pollachius) in subareas 6-7 (Celtic Seas and the English Channel)
StockCode (Assessment Component)
pol.27.67
Assessment Year
2026
Stock Category
1
Purpose
Advice
Published
Stock Assessment Key
23709
Link to Advice Sheet
https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.advice.30932300.v1
Status:
Invalid
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
*
ICES advises that when the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) approach is applied, total removals in 2027 should be no more than 3 216 tonnes. This applies to the sum of the commercial and recreational catches (accounting for survival of released fish). ICES notes the existence of a precautionary management plan developed and adopted by one of the relevant management authorities for this stock.
Advice Released Date
*
Advice Applicable From
*
Advice Applicable Until
*
TAF Link
Management Alignment
Full
Multiple
Other
Partial
MP WebLink
Management Plan Ownership
Link To Evaluation
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Catch scenarios
Basis
Total removals*
Projected commercial landings**
Projected recreational removals**
Fages 3–7 total*
Fages 3–7 projected commercial landings
Fages 3–7 Projected recreational removals
Spawning-stock biomass (SSB)
% SSB change ***
Advice change^
Probability SSB below Blim^^
2027
2027
2027
2027
2027
2027
2028
2028
2027
2028
(t)
(t)
(t)
(ratio)
(ratio)
(ratio)
(t)
(%)
(%)
(%)
ICES Basis Advice
Maximum sustainable yield (MSY) approach: FMSY × SSB2027/MSY Btrigger
3216
1326
1891
0.23
0.108
0.121
14057
-3.3
-2.8
41
Other scenarios
FMSY lower × SSB2027/MSY Btrigger
2384
985
1399
0.165
0.078
0.087
14807
1.88
-28
27
F = 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16976
16.8
-100
6.8
F = Fpa = FMSY
4065
1672
2393
0.298
0.141
0.157
13296
-8.5
23
58
F = FMSY lower
3036
1252
1784
0.215
0.102
0.113
14219
-2.2
-8.3
38
SSB2028 = Blim
3722
1532
2190
0.27
0.128
0.142
13603
-6.4
12.5
50
SSB2028 = MSYBtrigger = Bpa^^^
F = F2026
3944
1623
2321
0.29
0.136
0.152
13405
-7.8
19.1
55
Symbol
Footnotes
*
Includes commercial landings and recreational removals.
**
Assumed projections based on 2022-2025 proportions of partial F of commercial and recreational removals.
***
SSB2028 relative to SSB2027.
^
Advice value for 2027 relative to the advice value for 2026 (3310 tonnes).
^^
The probability of SSB being below Blim in 2028. This probability relates to the short-term probability of SSB less than Blim and is not comparable to the long-term probability of SSBless thanBlim tested in simulations when estimating fishing mortality reference points. Uncertainty of modelled recruitment in 2024 and 2025 is underestimated, which increases the uncertainty of the probability estimation.
^^^
The MSY Btrigger option was left blank because it cannot be achieved in 2028, even with zero catch in 2027.