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Falklands (Malvinas): Loligo squid returns; 'sufficient biomass' for fishing season

FALKLAND ISLANDS
Friday, March 13, 2026, 18:00 (GMT + 9)

Fisheries surveys in the Falkland Islands indicate there is sufficient Loligo squid biomass to sustain a commercial fishing season. This was reported in a document submitted this week to the Fisheries Commission by the Islands’ Director of Natural Resources, James Wilson. The report is based on surveys conducted in February, which confirmed good abundance and distribution of key fishery stocks. A pre-season Loligo squid survey carried out by the M/V Monteferro between February 3 and 18 estimated biomass at around 41,725 tonnes, with a reliable range of 34,726 to 60,190 tonnes. Most of the squid were found south of the so-called “Loligo Box,” where 38,134 tonnes were recorded, compared with 3,591 tonnes in the northern zone. Falkland Islands Director of Natural Resources James Wilson reported to the Fisheries Commission on the surveys carried out in Feb... FULL STORY

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