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Norway advises king crab quota hike for 2025 as population recovers

Norway's institute of marine research has recommended a 56% increase in king crab fishing volumes for 2025, suggesting a total allowable catch of 1,510t of males

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 4, 2024 10:26 GMT
King crabs captured in Kirkenes, Norway. Credit: Adele Heidenreich/Shutterstock.com
King crabs captured in Kirkenes, Norway. Credit: Adele Heidenreich/Shutterstock.com
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Norway's institute of marine research has published its quota advice for king crab fishing in 2025, recommending a total allowable catch of 1,510 metric tons of male specimens [...]

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