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Researchers map northern limit of Northeast Atlantic mackerel

For first time, scientists define northern boundaries of Northeast Atlantic mackerel stock, reporting high amounts of mackerel, but low levels of herring, in the north

By Undercurrent News | July 29, 2014 09:18 BST
Mackerel hauled up on Brennholm during the trawl survey, July 2014. Photo: Matteo Bernasconi
Mackerel hauled up on Brennholm during a trawl survey, July 2014. Photo: Matteo Bernasconi
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Scientists have for the first time identified and mapped the northern limit of the Northeast Atlantic mackerel stock, reported Norway's Institute of Marine Research [...]

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