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Poor Norwegian fishing means fleet is aiming to land 90% of herring quota

In week 24, 48 vessels went fishing for North Sea herring, landing only 10,100t; matjes producers have been happy, but those wanting larger fish are still waiting

By Neil Ramsden | June 25, 2021 12:38 BST
Credit: Olav Endre Dronen/ Sildesalgslag
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Continued slow fishing for North Sea herring has meant the Norwegian fleet is looking at a best-case scenario of landing 90% of the quota for 2021, according to Norges Sildesalgslag [...]

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