The European Commission’s proposal for catch quotas in the Baltic Sea in 2022 (in brackets you can see last year’s figures):
Herring in the Bothnian Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia: 111,345 tonnes (-5 per cent)
Herring in the Western Baltic: 788 tonnes (-50%), as a by-catch only.
Herring in the Central Baltic: 44,709 tonnes (-54 per cent)
Herring in the Gulf of Riga: 47,697 tonnes (+21 per cent)
Eastern Baltic cod: 595 tonnes (+-0), by-catch only.
Western Baltic cod: 324 tonnes (-92%), by-catch only.
Plaice: 7,240 tonnes (+-0)
Sprat (sprat): 222 958 tonnes (+-0)
Salmon in the Baltic Proper: 64,811 (-33 percent), only as by-catch.
Salmon in the Gulf of Finland: 9,204 (+3 percent).
Source: European Commission.