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Norway mackerel fishing dries up, herring goes on

Few vessels have the quota left to make it worthwhile fishing for mackerel, but landings of spring-spawning herring keep coming in

By Neil Ramsden | Nov. 20, 2020 11:04 GMT
Credit: Johan Wildhagen/ Sildelaget
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Few Norwegian vessels had enough mackerel quota remaining to make it worthwhile to head out fishing in week 46, according to Norges Sildesalgslag [...]

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