£60,000


£50,000


£40,000


£30,000


£20,000


£10,000


£0 Longlines


Beam trawls Gillnets


Bottom otter trawls


Otter trawls (not specified) Pots


Driftnets Trammel nets


Otter twin trawls Bottom pair trawls Other methods


January £36,523 £4,364 £3,422 £151


£2,091 £1,696 £269 £29 £46 £0 £0


February £34,239 £6,302 £718 £272 £324


£1,712 £351 £17 £25 £0 £0


March


£54,102 £15,407 £5,387 £2,216 £2,960 £5,112 £857 £0 £0 £0 £0


April


£46,224 £34,878 £15,616 £11,360 £5,855 £9,282 £677 £989


£1,320 £357 £0


May


£38,253 £39,910 £16,188 £14,970 £4,742 £4,903 £498


£2,844 £1,208 £0 £0


June


£17,530 £27,725 £26,924 £11,692 £5,081 £7,060 £2,580 £3,151 £359 £0


£19


July £8,234


£25,218 £41,331 £13,438 £7,418 £7,853 £4,907 £4,857 £5,623 £0


£201


August £2,210


£12,569 £30,380 £13,804 £13,223 £6,607 £4,054 £2,302 £2,234 £0


£58


September £3,877 £3,326


£32,712 £22,078 £11,907 £7,805 £4,710 £3,968 £1,337 £0


£33


October £4,645


£12,444 £23,195 £11,334 £10,962 £5,752 £4,337 £3,222 £2,080 £0 £0


November December £11,535 £11,815 £12,620 £6,088 £6,233 £4,803 £4,077 £2,505 £2,494 £0 £0


£23,049 £20,223 £2,549 £5,237 £934


£3,444 £1,333 £306


£1,051 £0


£116


Diagram 14.14 UK Seasonal Landings Values (£) by Method in the Inshore Cable Analysis Area (33F1; Average 2007 to 2011, Source: MMO, 2014)


14.5.12.3 Landings Values by Port


115. In the windfarm analysis area, the highest proportion of landings are recorded into Dutch ports; in this case Scheveningen represents 63.7% of the total average annual value, it is therefore assumed that these vessels are Anglo-Dutch. Approximately a quarter of landings from the windfarm analysis area are into Lowestoft representing 4.8% of the average annual port value. Other ports record low landings from 34F2.


116. With respect to the offshore cable analysis area, 89% of landings by UK registered vessels from the offshore cable analysis area are into the Dutch ports of Scheveningen (50.5%) and Ijmuiden (38.5%). In both cases these landings represent a low proportion of annual landings, particularly in the case of Ijmuiden (0.7%). Landings into Dutch ports are likely to originate mainly from the Anglo-Dutch beam trawl fleet11. Vessels landing from the offshore cable analysis area into other ports represent less than 2% of annual landings in all cases.


117. The highest proportion of landings from the inshore cable analysis area (33.7%) are into Lowestoft, representing 47.6% of the ports total value between 2008 and 2012. Other important ports are Southwold and Aldeburgh and Orford (19.2% and 18.5%,


11 Dutch owned and operated UK registered vessels, fishing UK quota.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries Page 59


Average Annual Landings Values (2008-2012)


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