Quick Guide to ASMFC Species Stock Status (Current as of December 2024)
Stock Assessment Reports
Scientific evaluations of fish stock status, providing critical data on population sizes, health, and trends to inform management decisions.
-
-
This stock assessment update presents new data compiled since 2021 and the results from the accepted statistical catch-at-length model and traffic light analyses.
-
This document presents a summary of the 2024 stock assessment update for Atlantic striped bass. This is an update of the assessment model that was peer-reviewed by an independent panel of scientific experts at the 66th Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop/Stock Assessment Review Committee (SAW/SARC66) meeting in November 2018 and includes data through 2023.
-
The Red Drum Benchmark Stock Assessment and Peer Review Report is divided into three sections: Red Drum Benchmark Stock Assessment Peer Review; Response to 2024 (SEDAR 93) Red Drum Review Workshop Report; Red Drum Benchmark Stock Assessment
-
This document presents a summary of the 2022 simulation and 2024 benchmark stock assessments for red drum. This two-part assessment process was recommended by the Commission’s Assessment Science Committee and Red Drum Stock Assessment Subcommittee (SAS) to address uncertainties experienced in previous assessments.
-
Appendices for Model Structure; Diagnostic plots, detailed results, and projections for the base model and sensitivity run; and Hybrid Selectivity and Projections
-
The time series of striped bass removals and indices from the 2022 assessment update were extended to include data from 2022-2023. Total removals from 2022-2023 averaged 6.18 million fish, a 20% increase from 2021, the terminal year of the last assessment.
-
-
The River Herring Benchmark Stock Assessment and Peer Review Report is divided into three sections: River Herring Benchmark Stock Assessment Peer Review; River Herring Benchmark Stock Assessment; and Appendices
Get Hooked on ASMFC News
Dive into the latest updates and catch all the important news by joining our newsletter mailing list. Stay in the loop with meeting agendas, fisheries management news, and more.