The fat contents of Irish mackerel in recent years (1983-1984) have been published by McArdle, Barrtwall and Nolan (Fishery Leaflet 129). Since then, routine analyses of mackerel including fat content have been continued during the 1984/85 and 1985/86 seasons and the results have been circulated to the trade. Because processors now attach considerable importance to fat contents, and because there have been suggestions that the fat content during 1985/86 may have been abnormally high, it has been decided to publish the complete results of all samples analysed during the last two fishing seasons
The all-India average annual landing of the mackerel in 34 years of 1950-'83 period was 66,584 tonne...
In 1965, Ireland imported approximately 13,235 tons of fishmeal for animal feeding stuffs, valued at...
The wet year of 1985 yielded good catches to the rod and to commercial engines. Salmon were taken in...
Landings of mackerel by Irish vessels have increased dramatically in recent years. The total catch i...
The fat content in herrings determines the way in which these fish are presented for human consumpti...
The total Irish catch of mackerel has increased dramatically in recent years and has risen from abou...
Irish Mackerel landings have increased dramatically, from less than 2,000 tonnes in 1970 to nearly 3...
Spoilage is much more complicated in mackerel than in many other species, owing to the usual high fa...
The latest years, it is evident that most of the mackerel present in the North Sea belongs to the W...
In September after summer feeding has ceased, Northeast Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) tend to...
In the period from 3 to 25 May mackerel taggings were carried out southwest and northwest of Ireland...
Mackerel are widely distributed in the North-East Atlantic. Many countries fish for mackerel and the...
In September, after the summer feeding has ceased, the Northeast Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus...
In June mackerel taggings were carried out south and west of Ireland. In total 8 214 mackerel were t...
An acoustic survey in the North Sea, Skagerrak and Kattegat was carried out in July-August 1987 by ...
The all-India average annual landing of the mackerel in 34 years of 1950-'83 period was 66,584 tonne...
In 1965, Ireland imported approximately 13,235 tons of fishmeal for animal feeding stuffs, valued at...
The wet year of 1985 yielded good catches to the rod and to commercial engines. Salmon were taken in...
Landings of mackerel by Irish vessels have increased dramatically in recent years. The total catch i...
The fat content in herrings determines the way in which these fish are presented for human consumpti...
The total Irish catch of mackerel has increased dramatically in recent years and has risen from abou...
Irish Mackerel landings have increased dramatically, from less than 2,000 tonnes in 1970 to nearly 3...
Spoilage is much more complicated in mackerel than in many other species, owing to the usual high fa...
The latest years, it is evident that most of the mackerel present in the North Sea belongs to the W...
In September after summer feeding has ceased, Northeast Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) tend to...
In the period from 3 to 25 May mackerel taggings were carried out southwest and northwest of Ireland...
Mackerel are widely distributed in the North-East Atlantic. Many countries fish for mackerel and the...
In September, after the summer feeding has ceased, the Northeast Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus...
In June mackerel taggings were carried out south and west of Ireland. In total 8 214 mackerel were t...
An acoustic survey in the North Sea, Skagerrak and Kattegat was carried out in July-August 1987 by ...
The all-India average annual landing of the mackerel in 34 years of 1950-'83 period was 66,584 tonne...
In 1965, Ireland imported approximately 13,235 tons of fishmeal for animal feeding stuffs, valued at...
The wet year of 1985 yielded good catches to the rod and to commercial engines. Salmon were taken in...