US EditionNew Advice Leaves Norway Set for Another Year of Zero Barents Sea Capelin Catch
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Researchers Advise Zero Catch for Barents Sea Capelin in 2026 - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
The Joint Russian-Norwegian Working Group on Arctic Fisheries has advised there should a zero catches of Barents Sea capelin in 2026. Photo: Jan de Lange/Norwegian Institute of Marine Research Joint Norwegian-Russian working group recommends zero Barents Sea capelin catch for 2026 due to low stock projections and poor recruitment data. Zero Catch Recomme…
Marine scientists continue to recommend a fishing ban on capelin in the Barents Sea in 2026.
Marine scientists recommend a zero quota for capelin in the Barents Sea. New calculations show that the spawning population is now the lowest measured since 1995.
Marine scientists recommend a zero quota for capelin in the Barents Sea. New calculations show that the spawning population is now the lowest measured since 1995.
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