Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in Subarea 8 (Bay of Biscay)

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ICES Advice on fishing opportunities, catch, and effort Bay of Biscay and the Iberian Coast and Oceanic Northeast Atlantic Ecoregions Published 8 December 2017 DOI: 10.17895/ices.pub.3707 Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in Subarea 8 (Bay of Biscay) ICES stock advice ICES advises that when the management strategy is applied, catches in 2018 should be no more than 33 000. Stock development over time The spawning stock biomass (SSB) has been above Blim since 2010. Recruitment and SSB have been well above the historical average in recent years. The incoming recruitment (age 1) in 2018 is the third highest in the historical series. Harvest rates since the reopening of the fishery in 2010 have been below average. Figure 1 Anchovy in Subarea 8. Summary of the stock assessment. Trends in catch (preliminary value not shaded), recruitment (age 1 biomass, January 1), harvest rates (catch/ssb) and spawning stock biomass (mid-may). 90% confidence limits are indicated for recruitment, harvest rate, and SSB. Stock and exploitation status Table 1 Anchovy in Subarea 8. State of the stock and fishery relative to reference points. ICES Advice 2017 1

Catch options Table 2 Anchovy in Subarea 8. The basis for the catch options. Variable Value Source Notes Catch (2017) 26505 t ICES (2017a) Preliminary value, used as input in the stock assessment. The November and December catches were assumed to be the 3.6% of the annual catches (average percentage in 2010-2016) Discards (2017) Negligible ICES (2017a) Discarding considered to be negligible SSB (2017) 101786 t ICES (2017a) SSB (mid-may) estimate from the stock assessment HR (2017) 0.26 ICES (2017a) Harvest rate estimate from the stock assessment Rage1 (2018) 98670 t ICES (2017a) Recruitment estimate from the stock assessment (January 1 st in mass) Table 3 Anchovy in Subarea 8. Annual catch options. All weights are in. Basis Total catch (2018) ICES advice basis Harvest control rule in the management strategy^ Other options Probability SSB (2018) < B lim * Median SSB (2018) * HR (2018) ** % TAC change *** 33000 < 0.001 125771 0.262 0% HR (2018)=0 0 < 0.001 139741 0-100% 10000 < 0.001 135544 0.074-70% 20000 < 0.001 131324 0.152-39% 30000 < 0.001 127048 0.24-9.1% HR(2018)=HR(2017) 32775 < 0.001 125868 0.26-0.68% 40000 < 0.001 122770 0.33 21% 50000 < 0.001 118460 0.42 52% * The SSB corresponds to mid-may, with 60% of the catch assumed to be taken in the first semester. ** Harvest rate (HR) is calculated as Catch/(Median SSB). *** Catch (2018) relative to the 2017 TAC (33 000 t). ^ Because SSB (2018) is above 89 000 t, the management strategy option is based on the upper bound for the TAC (33 000 t). Basis of the advice Table 4 Advice basis Management plan Anchovy in Subarea 8. The basis of the advice. Management strategy A set of harvest control rules for a management calendar from January to December was evaluated by STECF (2013, 2014). The European Commission requested ICES to provide its advice in 2015 according to one of the rules, and according to a different one since 2016. ICES has reviewed the harvest control rule selected in 2016 and concluded that it is precautionary (Annex 9 in ICES, 2016a). The harvest control rule upon which the current advice is based sets the TAC from January to December as: 0 TTTTTT yy+1 = 2600 + 0.40 SSSSSS 33000 yy+1 if SSSSSS yy+1 24000 if 24000 < SSSSSS yy+1 89000 if SSSSSS yy+1 > 89000 where SSB y is the expected spawning stock biomass in year y. ICES Advice 2017 2

Quality of the assessment The current assessment results align well with the observed trend in the surveys (SSB and proportion of 1-group in the biomass from the spring surveys and the index of incoming (age 1) recruitment from the autumn acoustic surveys at age 0). The two spring surveys, BIOMAN and PELGAS, usually follow similar trends, with a few exceptions (e.g. in 2012). In 2017 both spring surveys show a similar proportion of age 1, in agreement with the JUVENA recruitment index 2016. In 2017 PELGAS gives higher biomass than BIOMAN (as in most years). The catch data for 2017 are preliminary. Preliminary catch statistics were available from January to October. The catches in November and December were assumed to be 3.6% of the total annual catch (based on the average proportion observed since the fishery reopening, 2010 2016). Age-structured catches in the first semester were also preliminary. Therefore, the harvest rate estimate for 2017 is also preliminary. Some French catches taken in Subarea 7 near the border with Subarea 8 (ICES rectangles 25E4 and 25E5) are considered to belong to the same stock and fishery and have, therefore, been included in the assessment. These catches typically represent around 1% of the total stock catches. Figure 2 Anchovy in Subarea 8. Historical assessment results. Issues relevant for the advice There is no information to present for this stock. Reference points Table 5 Framework MSY approach Precautionary approach Management plan Anchovy in Subarea 8. Reference points, values, and their technical basis. Reference point Value Technical basis Source MSY B trigger Not defined F MSY Not defined B lim: median of SSB estimates in the years 1987 and B lim 21000 t 2009, the minimum estimated biomass that produced ICES (2013) substantial recruitment (Annex 8 in ICES, 2013) B pa Not defined F lim Not defined F pa Not defined SSB mgt 24000 t TAC set to zero if SSB below the lower trigger, and to (lower trigger) 33 000 t if SSB is above the upper trigger. The harvest 89000 t control rule results in 5% probability of SSB < B lim in (upper the long term. trigger) STECF (2014) Not defined F mgt ICES Advice 2017 3

Basis of the assessment Table 6 Anchovy in Subarea 8. Basis of assessment and advice. ICES stock data category 1 (ICES, 2016b) Assessment type Two-stage Bayesian biomass dynamic model (CBBM) assessment that uses catches in the model and in the forecast (ICES, 2017a) Commercial catches (international landings, ages and length frequencies from catch sampling), three Input data surveys (BIOMAN, PELGAS, JUVENA); annual maturity data from DEPM survey (BIOMAN) and natural mortalities from past models fitted to spring surveys. Discards and bycatch Discarding and bycatch are considered negligible. Indicators None Other information The assessment was benchmarked in 2013 (WKPELA; ICES, 2013). Working group Working Group on Southern Horse Mackerel, Anchovy and Sardine (WGHANSA) Information from stakeholders There is no available information. History of the advice, catch, and management Table 7 Anchovy in Subarea 8. ICES advice and official landings. All weights are in. Year ICES advice Predicted catch corresp. to advice Agreed TAC Official catch ICES catch 1987 Not assessed - 32000 14188 15308 1988 Not assessed - 32000 14045 15581 1989 Increase SSB; TAC 10000* 32000 5898 10614 1990 Precautionary TAC 12300 30000 22053 34272 1991 Precautionary TAC 14000 30000 11581 19634 1992 No advice - 30000 25370 37885 1993 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 30000 29266 40393 1994 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 30000 28474 34631 1995 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 33000 28626 30115 1996 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 33000 25452 34373 1997 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 33000 18179 22337 1998 Reduced F on juveniles; closed area - 33000 27026 31617 1999 Reduced F on juveniles, closed area - 33000 15757 27259 2000 Closure of the fishery 0 33000 34567 36994 2001 Preliminary TAC at recent exploitation 18000 33000 37086 40149 2002 Preliminary TAC at recent exploitation 33000 33000 19118 17507 2003 Preliminary TAC at recent exploitation 12500 33000 9964 10595 2004 Preliminary TAC at recent exploitation 11000 33000 15528 16361 2005 Rebuilding SSB 5000 30000 1086 1128 2006 Closure of the fishery 0 5000 1807 1753 2007 Closure of the fishery 0 0 141 141** 2008 Closure of the fishery 0 0 0 0 2009 Closure of the fishery 0 0 190 0 2010 Closure of the fishery 0 7-6111*** 2010/2011^ See scenarios - 15600-15120 2011/2012^ Risk of SSB falling below B lim < 5% < 47000 29700-12217 2012/2013^ Risk of SSB falling below B lim < 5% < 28000 20700-16737 2013/2014^ Risk of SSB falling below B lim < 5% < 18000 17100-17551 2014/2015^ Risk of SSB falling below B lim < 5% < 23000 20100-5832^^ 2015 Management plan < 25000 25000 27562 28258 2016 Management plan 25000 33000^^^^ - 20670 2017 Management strategy 33000 33000-26505^^^ 2018 Management strategy 33000 * Mean catch in 1985 1987. ICES Advice 2017 4

** Experimental fisheries. *** Catch from January 2010 to June 2010. ^ From 2011 to 2014 the advice, TAC, and landings are valid from 1 July to 30 June. ^^ Catch restricted to the second semester 2014 due to a change in the management calendar. ^^^ Provisional catch in 2017. ^^^^ The initial TAC was set to 25 000 t; in June 2016 it was raised to 33 000 t. History of the catch and landings Table 8 Anchovy in Subarea 8. Catch distribution by fleet in 2016 as estimated by ICES. Catch (2016) Landings Discards 20670 Purse seiner 92% Pelagic trawler 8% 20628 Negligible (0.2%) Table 9 Anchovy in Subarea 8. History of commercial catch and landings; both the official and ICES estimated values are presented by area for each country participating in the fishery. All weights are in. Year Official catch ICES catch 1960 80947 58085 1961 89969 75494 1962 65295 59123 1963 51956 48652 1964 80381 76973 1965 85296 83615 1966 48909 48358 1967 41460 41175 1968 38429 39619 1969 33098 36083 1970 23637 23485 1971 29086 28612 1972 32927 33067 1973 28196 28009 1974 31312 31117 1975 26426 26302 1976 36166 37261 1977 48319 48191 1978 45367 45219 1979 22673 26349 1980 22256 22102 1981 10876 10815 1982 4712 4991 1983 15699 14153 1984 28423 35179 1985 10816 11486 1986 7698 7923 1987 14188 15308 1988 14045 15581 1989 5898 10614 1990 22053 34272 1991 11581 19634 1992 25370 37885 1993 29266 40393 1994 28474 34631 1995 28626 30115 1996 25452 34373 1997 18179 22337 1998 27026 31617 1999 15757 27259 2000 34567 36994 2001 37086 40149 ICES Advice 2017 5

Year Official catch ICES catch 2002 19118 17507 2003 9964 10595 2004 15528 16361 2005 1086 1128 2006 1807 1753 2007** 141 0 2008 0 0 2009 190 0 2010 10664 10317 2011 14369 14530 2012 16636 14402 2013 14366 14192 2014 20611 20126 2015 27562 28258 2016 20244* 20670 2017 NA 26505* * Preliminary estimate. ** Experimental fisheries. NA: Not available. Summary of the assessment Table 10 Year Anchovy in Subarea 8. Assessment summary. Weights are in. High and low refer to 90% confidence limits. Recruitment Stock Harvest (age 1), High Low size: SSB, High Low Total catch rate High Low January 1st mid-may Ages 1+ 1987 15954 21526 12048 21323 27993 16262 15308 0.675 0.885 0.51 1988 31327 38665 25759 29503 37147 23978 15581 0.49 0.60 0.39 1989 9210 13019 6546 16009 22500 11200 10614 0.515 0.74 0.37 1990 67698 79236 59045 53860 64402 46266 34272 0.63 0.73 0.52 1991 22665 30337 17108 29950 40131 22453 19634 0.605 0.81 0.45 1992 89195 113974 70791 74129 97651 56066 37885 0.50 0.66 0.38 1993 63656 79614 49736 73971 89605 61686 40393 0.53 0.64 0.44 1994 41520 51619 33284 48731 60446 39417 34631 0.69 0.85 0.56 1995 46381 60576 35015 42071 57005 29954 30115 0.69 0.97 0.51 1996 50566 62564 40205 48210 60133 39589 34373 0.68 0.83 0.55 1997 40013 52410 31001 45889 60762 35325 22337 0.45 0.58 0.34 1998 94282 121976 72376 94311 122455 72224 31617 0.33 0.435 0.26 1999 43329 61881 28973 69174 90055 52965 27259 0.38 0.49 0.29 2000 89726 109228 72871 92637 111368 76202 36994 0.40 0.48 0.33 2001 73387 87723 61898 90201 105266 78445 40149 0.445 0.51 0.38 2002 12941 18087 9288 38873 47715 31785 17507 0.45 0.55 0.37 2003 19641 24547 15585 27635 34118 22666 10595 0.38 0.46 0.31 2004 30078 37595 24457 30671 38852 24587 16361 0.53 0.66 0.42 2005 3994 5903 2618 14381 19619 10341 1128 0.078 0.109 0.057 2006 16655 22963 12051 20302 27115 15062 1753 0.086 0.116 0.065 2007 21779 29921 15891 30570 40155 23225 0 0.005 0.006 0.004 2008 9084 12786 6242 24355 31422 18810 0 0 0 0 2009 9998 14011 7084 20340 25905 15852 0 0 0 0 2010 46944 61564 36249 48495 62319 37831 10317 0.21 0.27 0.162 2011 110955 140449 87926 117509 146590 95138 14530 0.123 0.152 0.099 2012 44890 59058 34369 97605 120779 79591 14402 0.147 0.18 0.119 2013 37843 49786 28804 68881 86609 55012 14192 0.20 0.26 0.162 ICES Advice 2017 6

Year Recruitment (age 1), January 1st High Low Stock size: SSB, mid-may High Low Total catch Harvest rate Ages 1+ High Low 2014 69521 90454 52810 84158 107292 65246 20126 0.23 0.3 0.182 2015 115878 150862 89627 132564 168884 104208 28258 0.21 0.27 0.167 2016 54170 74611 39837 103546 135333 78747 20670 0.187 0.25 0.143 2017 78528 111180 55042 101786 141714 71394 26505* 0.26 0.37 0.187 2018 98670 202431 47951 Average 48765 65330 36953 57795 73592 45533 20242 0.36 0.46 0.28 *Preliminary. Sources and references ICES. 2013. Report of the Benchmark Workshop on Pelagi Stocks (WKPELA 2013, 4 8 February 2013, Copenhagen, Denmark. ICES CM 2013/ACOM:46. 483 pp. ICES. 2016a. Report of the Working Group on Southern Horse Mackerel, Anchovy and Sardine (WGHANSA), 24 29 June 2016, Lorient, France. ICES CM 2016/ACOM:17. 554 pp. ICES. 2016b. Advice basis. In Report of the ICES Advisory Committee, 2016. ICES Advice 2016, Book 1, Section 1.2. ICES. 2017. Report of the Working Group on Southern Horse Mackerel, Anchovy and Sardine (WGHANSA), 24 29 June 2017, Bilbao, Spain. ICES CM 2017/ACOM:17. 547 pp. STECF. 2013. Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) Advice on the Harvest Control Rule and Evaluation of the Anchovy Plan Com (2009) 399 Final (STECF-13-24). Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, EUR 26326 EN, JRC 86109. 71 pp. STECF. 2014. Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries (STECF) Evaluation/scoping of Management plans Data analysis for support of the impact assessment for the management plan of Bay of Biscay anchovy (COM (2009) 399 final). STECF-14-05. Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, EUR 26611 En, JRC 89792. 128 pp. ICES Advice 2017 7