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Iceland’s scientists advise slashing capelin catches 75%

Although surveys will be held early in 2023, Iceland's companies will be bracing for a huge comedown after record quotas meant a 'capelin party' in 2021/2022

By Neil Ramsden | Oct. 5, 2022 10:53 BST
Photo: Norges Sildesalgslag (2017)
Photo: Norges Sildesalgslag (2017)
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Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute, or MFRI, has recommended a huge cut in capelin fishing in its waters for the 2022/2023 season [...]

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