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Even fewer US scallop landings likely in 2022, regional council warns

'Based on 2021 survey results, 2022 scallop landings are expected to be lower than in 2021' -- New England Fishery Management Council

By Jason Huffman | Oct. 4, 2021 17:17 BST
Credit: Fleet Fisheries scallop vessel
A US scallop vessel. Credit: Fleet Fisheries
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Commercial scallop harvesters on the US Atlantic coast should brace for yet another reduction in landings during the upcoming 2022 season, based on a high-level report on recent scallop bed surveys presented last week to the New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) [...]

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