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Climate and currents

(2)

Temperature in Kola section

(3)

The main fish species in the Norwegian/

Barents Sea ecosystem

• Norwegian Sea

– Herring

– Blue whiting – Saithe

– Mackerel

• Barents Sea

– Cod

– Capelin – Haddock – Saithe

– Polar cod – Herring

– Blue whiting?

(4)

Distribution and migration of the main stocks

50°E

40°E

30³E

20°E 10°E

50°N

60°N

70°N

80°N

10°W

Polar cod and capelin

Herring and blue whiting

Blue whiting

Herring

Spawning area Feeding area Nursery area

Blue whiting

Cap elin

coPd

He

rring C o d

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod (torsk)

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Biology cod (Gadus morhua)

A predator (fish eater)

At lengths above ~30 cm (3 years) fish is the main food item. Capelin, when present, is preferred

Age and length at maturation: 6-8 years, 65- 75 cm

Maximum length: 150 cm

Good recruitment has been observed in periods of high inflow of Atlantic water to the Barents Sea, but...

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Cod, distribution and migrations

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Cod, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin (lodde)

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Biology capelin (Mallotus villosus)

• A small, schooling, pelagic fish, specialised plankton feeder

• Age and length at maturation: 3-5 years, 13-15 cm

• Maximum length: 22-23 cm

• A functional ”energy pump” – transports energy

produced by primary and secondary producers from north to south and up through the food chain

• Is semelparous: Spawn once and then die

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Capelin, distribution and migrations

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Capelin, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring (sild)

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Biology herring (Clupea harengus)

• A pelagic, schooling fish, specialised plankton feeder

• Age and length at maturity: 4-5 years, 30-32 cm

• Good recruitment occurs in periods of high inflow of Atlantic water to the Barents Sea, simultaneously with the cod, but...

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Herring, distribution in the 1990s

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Herring, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock (hyse)

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Biology haddock

(Melanogrammus aeglefinus)

• A specialized benthic feeder

• Max size/age 110 cm, 19 kg, 20 years

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Haddock, distribution

and

migrations

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Haddock, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe (sei)

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting

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Saithe (Pollachius virens), biology

• Mainly pelagic, cod-like fish

• Are fish-eaters as adults

• Max size/age: 130 cm, 20 kg, 30 years

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Saithe,

distribution and

migration

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Saithe, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod (polartorsk)

• Blue whiting

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Polar cod (Boreogadus saida), biology

• A semipelagic, schooling cod-like fish

• A true arctic species, capable of living in temperatures well below zero

• Feed on zooplankton

• Max size/age: 25cm, 100g, ~5 years

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Polar cod, distribution

and

migrations

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Polar cod, catch and stock history

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Biology of the main Norwegian and Barents Sea stocks

• Cod

• Capelin

• Herring

• Haddock

• Saithe

• Polar cod

• Blue whiting (kolmule)

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Blue whiting (Micromesistius poutassou), biology

• A deep pelagic fish in the cod family

• Feed on plankton, fish larvae etc.

• Max size/age: 50 cm, ½ kg, 10-20 years

(32)

Blue whiting,

distribution and

migrations

(33)

Blue whiting, catch and stock history

(34)

Fish population interactions

as observed in the

Barents Sea during the

last ~30 years

(35)

Capelin recruitment

(36)

Cod consumption

(37)

Cod growth

(38)

Cod cannibalism

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Precautionary reference points

Fishing mortality F Fpa Flim

Bpa

Blim Sustainably harvested unsustainably

Full

Reproductive Capasity

reduced

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