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K:09 Mixed fisheries forecasts – lessons learned from their initial application to North Sea fisheries. Steven J. Holmes, Clara Ulrich & Stuart A. Reeves.

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1 K:09 Mixed fisheries forecasts – lessons learned from their initial application to North Sea fisheries. Steven J. Holmes, Clara Ulrich & Stuart A. Reeves

2 Limits of the single species approach
SSB F COD F SSB HAD

3 Limits of the single species approach

4 Fleets & Métiers Fleet (vessel) Métier (trip) Species (catches) EFFORT
CATCHABILITY

5 ICES ADVICE Assessment Assumption Advice Cod ->2011 Fishing Mort.
Abundance Cod 2012 F Recruitment Cod 2013 scenarios F values, TAC Cod Effort/Fleet MIXED-FISHERIES F=qE SCENARIOS ! Haddock Effort/Fleet Haddock ->2011 Haddock 2012 Haddock 2013

6 Pragmatic steps required to
Aim of talk Pragmatic steps required to Account for all stocks of major importance in N Sea. Allow results to be of use to managers & the management process. Latest developments. Pointer to future developments.

7 Moving to Mixed-Fisheries Advice
ICES WKMIXMAN 2006 : review of mixed-fisheries models. Fcube model proposed as promising method. 2006 : Trial runs in WGHMM and WGNSSK. FP6 AFRAME (North Sea, Western Waters, Greek Waters). ICES SGMIXMAN : further testing and development. 2009 : Putting this into practice – Advice for the North Sea based on WGNSSK 2009 single-stock advice WKMIXFISH (Aug. 2009) AGMIXNS (Nov 2009 with ACOM) Ulrich et al. 2011, IJMS, 68: 1535–1547

8 TV survey Farn Deeps Fladen Firth of Forth Moray Firth No survey Botney Gut Noup Norwegian Deep Horn’s Reef Devil’s Hole

9 Data needed Nephrops FUs with TV survey FUs with no TV survey
Project latest biomass estimate unchanged Use status quo catchability Catch/(Biomass*Effort) For each scenario - calculate a ratio (R) of the yields to the ICES’ advice for the same FUs FUs with no TV survey Multiply the most recent recorded landings by an average of the ratios (R) values Data needed landings by métier by FU

10 Moving to Mixed-Fisheries Advice
ICES WKMIXMAN 2006 : review of mixed-fisheries models. Fcube model proposed as promising method. 2006 : Trial runs in WGHMM and WGNSSK. FP6 AFRAME (North Sea, Western Waters, Greek Waters). ICES SGMIXMAN : further testing and development. 2009 : Putting this into practice – Advice for the North Sea based on WGNSSK 2009 single-stock advice WKMIXFISH (Aug. 2009) AGMIXNS (Nov 2009 with ACOM) From 2010 : WGMIXFISH (August)

11 The advice cycle 1st Jan TACs agreed Data WGNSSK MIXFISH WGNSSK STECF advice ICES advice released

12 Joint WGNSSK-WGMIXFISH data call
Fleet&métier lnds&discards Fleet&métier effort (kWdays) WGNSSK No.s at age Wghts at age Data call based on DCF classifications Upload to Allocation of discards to unsampled fleets within Allocation of age distributions to unsampled fleets within ICES InterCatch

13 WebEx’s testing allocations scheme in InterCatch on trial run data &
Final data call spec (Dec 2011-Jan 2012) Info from Nat. institutes (Sept 2011) Joint WGNSSK-WGMIXFISH Data call (Feb 2012) Trial data call using min set of ‘métier tags’ consistent with phase 1 (Sept-Dec 2011)

14 Pluses (& headache) for WGNSSK
Much greater transparency in provenance and derivation of the final data set. How much data comes from fully sampled data sets (including discards). What was the process of assignments. Allows for assignments between similar fleets of different nations (rather than simply across entire national fleets). The new process of building total numbers at age landed and discarded – including ability to assign between fleets internationally – NO major evidence of discontinuity in catch data.

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16 DO NOT attempt to read this

17 Additions to single species outlook tables: Mixed fishery scenarios

18 Lessons Learnt Data; never underestimate.
The amount by which data supplied to different data calls can be inconsistent. The importance (and difficulty) of defining a data call. The time needed to check submitted data. Presenting results in a digestible form needs careful consideration. It is not just a case of what you do but when you do it. Split ‘operational’ WGs and methodological development.

19 Fmsy in 2015 COD LANDINGS

20 Fmsy in 2015 F/Fmsy SSB/Bmsy

21 Fmsy in 2015 Comparison of scenarios, all stocks sq_E Ef_Mgt F/Fmsy F/Fmsy SSB/Bmsy SSB/Bmsy

22 The Future More stocks, e.g. VIId plaice and sole.
Joint N.Sea-WoS forecasts? Saithe, anglerfish and megrim all combined VI and IV stocks. Issue of landings representing very different ratio of catch weight and mean F. New approaches to stocks without full analytical assessments.

23 The Future Expansion into new areas Imbed into single stock WGs
Expertise in Fcube Consistent data (more joint data calls) Test the waters


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