Siinä lukemista...Jos kiinnostaa.Parin viikon päästä sitten selviää ensi vuoden kujeet...Koko raportti on 'raskas' lukupaketti.

In 2022 EU regulation allowed to retain only one finclipped salmon per angler per day in the
open sea trolling fishery. The total retained trolling catch in the Main Basin was estimated by the
national agencies and experts to have been 10 790 salmon in 2022. Apart of retained catch it was
reported by countries that about 15 300 salmon with adipose fin was released back to sea.
WGBAST estimated alternatively the number of catch-and-release salmon using the FLHM estimated proportion of wild and reared salmon in the Main Basin. The model suggested 29.3%
proportion of reared salmon in the area, which resulted about 26 000 salmon being released in
the trolling fishery in the area (parallel with the retained catch of 10 790 salmon). Applying 25 %
post release mortality to the reported released catch and WGBAST estimated released catch the
number of died salmon after release was about 3 800 salmon and 6 500 salmon respectively. The
latter, more conservative estimate was used in scenarios 10-11 (section 4.3.1)
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Suomen uistelusaaliit...Vedetty hihasta,osin.

Results of both 2017 and 2022 questionnaires suggest a similar magnitude for the trolling catch
in the Finnish sea area. The catch estimates of the National Survey are completely different magnitude. A closer review of National Survey data showed that estimates consist mostly of trolling
and rod fishing catch (about 80-90 %, 5 000 – 13 000 salmon depending on the year). Such a
magnitude is unrealistic high taking into a consideration the observed median catch per fishing
day and number of sea days per boat and year. Therefore, the estimates of National Survey were
abandoned regarding the share of rod catch in the estimates and only the catch estimated for
other gears were used.