For herring (Clupea harengus) stocks, the SSB-compliant GES corresponds to the MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality F corresponds to the FMSY. Given that herring stocks are exploited at a lower rate than FMSY, it can be assumed that herring stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: herring (Clupea harengus) (> 16 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: herring (Clupea harengus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. The trends of the values of both indicators were statistically significantly negative (p = 0.01), the condition is not good according to the indicators of the D3C3 criterion.

For herring (Clupea harengus) stocks, the SSB-compliant GES corresponds to the MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality F corresponds to the FMSY. Given that herring stocks are exploited at a lower rate than FMSY, it can be assumed that herring stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: herring (Clupea harengus) (> 16 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: herring (Clupea harengus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. The trends of the values of both indicators were statistically significantly negative (p = 0.01), the condition is not good according to the indicators of the D3C3 criterion.

For herring (Clupea harengus) stocks, the SSB-compliant GES corresponds to the MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality F corresponds to the FMSY. Given that herring stocks are exploited at a lower rate than FMSY, it can be assumed that herring stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: herring (Clupea harengus) (> 16 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: herring (Clupea harengus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. The trends of the values of both indicators were statistically significantly negative (p = 0.01), the condition is not good according to the indicators of the D3C3 criterion.

For herring (Clupea harengus) stocks, the SSB-compliant GES corresponds to the MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality F corresponds to the FMSY. Given that herring stocks are exploited at a lower rate than FMSY, it can be assumed that herring stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: herring (Clupea harengus) (> 16 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: herring (Clupea harengus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. The trends of the values of both indicators were statistically significantly negative (p = 0.01), the condition is not good according to the indicators of the D3C3 criterion.

In recent years, for the cod stock in the Eastern Baltic (Subdivisions 25-32), the sustainable fishing mortality rate (MSY) has not been calculated. Cod stocks are significantly overexploited and in a critical state due to the negative effects of commercial fishing. Both the spawning stock biomass and fishing mortality did not comply with the GES during the period under review, and in the second half of 2019 commercial fishing for eastern Baltic cod was generally banned (FMSY = 0). For the other indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: cod (Gadus morhua) (> 35 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: cod (Gadus morhua)", the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there is no statistically significant trend for the values ​​of cod indicators, the condition is good. However, the overall condition by species of cod (Gadus morhua) is poor.

In recent years, for the cod stock in the Eastern Baltic (Subdivisions 25-32), the sustainable fishing mortality rate (MSY) has not been calculated. Cod stocks are significantly overexploited and in a critical state due to the negative effects of commercial fishing. Both the spawning stock biomass and fishing mortality did not comply with the GES during the period under review, and in the second half of 2019 commercial fishing for eastern Baltic cod was generally banned (FMSY = 0). For the other indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: cod (Gadus morhua) (> 35 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: cod (Gadus morhua)", the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there is no statistically significant trend for the values ​​of cod indicators, the condition is good. However, the overall condition by species of cod (Gadus morhua) is poor.

In recent years, for the cod stock in the Eastern Baltic (Subdivisions 25-32), the sustainable fishing mortality rate (MSY) has not been calculated. Cod stocks are significantly overexploited and in a critical state due to the negative effects of commercial fishing. Both the spawning stock biomass and fishing mortality did not comply with the GES during the period under review, and in the second half of 2019 commercial fishing for eastern Baltic cod was generally banned (FMSY = 0). For the other indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: cod (Gadus morhua) (> 35 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: cod (Gadus morhua)", the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there is no statistically significant trend for the values ​​of cod indicators, the condition is good. However, the overall condition by species of cod (Gadus morhua) is poor.

In recent years, for the cod stock in the Eastern Baltic (Subdivisions 25-32), the sustainable fishing mortality rate (MSY) has not been calculated. Cod stocks are significantly overexploited and in a critical state due to the negative effects of commercial fishing. Both the spawning stock biomass and fishing mortality did not comply with the GES during the period under review, and in the second half of 2019 commercial fishing for eastern Baltic cod was generally banned (FMSY = 0). For the other indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: cod (Gadus morhua) (> 35 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: cod (Gadus morhua)", the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there is no statistically significant trend for the values ​​of cod indicators, the condition is good. However, the overall condition by species of cod (Gadus morhua) is poor.

For the indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: plaice (Platichthys flesus) (> 21.5 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: plaice (Platichthys flesus)", the GES corresponds statistically. reliable positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there was no statistically significant trend for the values of flounder indicators, the condition by species of flounder (Platichthys flesus) was good.

For the indicators: "Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: plaice (Platichthys flesus) (> 21.5 cm)" and "95th percentile of the length distribution based on research vessel records: plaice (Platichthys flesus)", the GES corresponds statistically. reliable positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, there was no statistically significant trend for the values of flounder indicators, the condition by species of flounder (Platichthys flesus) was good.

The SSB corresponding to sprat (Sprattus sprattus) stocks corresponds to MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality rate F corresponds to FMSY. The status of the indicator is in line with the GES and has improved compared to the results of the JSPD cycle I (2006-2011). The sprat stock has long been exploited at a higher rate than the FMSY regime, but fishing mortality has declined at the end of the assessment period. Given that F is currently in line with the GES, it can be assumed that sprat stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. On the other hand, declining cod abundance can have a positive effect on sprat stocks. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: sprat (Sprattus sprattus) (> 12 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: sprat (Sprattus sprattus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, a statistically reliable trend was not found for the values ​​of sprat indicators, the condition is good. Overall condition by species of sprat (Sprattus sprattus) - good.

The SSB corresponding to sprat (Sprattus sprattus) stocks corresponds to MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality rate F corresponds to FMSY. The status of the indicator is in line with the GES and has improved compared to the results of the JSPD cycle I (2006-2011). The sprat stock has long been exploited at a higher rate than the FMSY regime, but fishing mortality has declined at the end of the assessment period. Given that F is currently in line with the GES, it can be assumed that sprat stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. On the other hand, declining cod abundance can have a positive effect on sprat stocks. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: sprat (Sprattus sprattus) (> 12 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: sprat (Sprattus sprattus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, a statistically reliable trend was not found for the values ​​of sprat indicators, the condition is good. Overall condition by species of sprat (Sprattus sprattus) - good.

The SSB corresponding to sprat (Sprattus sprattus) stocks corresponds to MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality rate F corresponds to FMSY. The status of the indicator is in line with the GES and has improved compared to the results of the JSPD cycle I (2006-2011). The sprat stock has long been exploited at a higher rate than the FMSY regime, but fishing mortality has declined at the end of the assessment period. Given that F is currently in line with the GES, it can be assumed that sprat stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. On the other hand, declining cod abundance can have a positive effect on sprat stocks. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: sprat (Sprattus sprattus) (> 12 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: sprat (Sprattus sprattus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, a statistically reliable trend was not found for the values ​​of sprat indicators, the condition is good. Overall condition by species of sprat (Sprattus sprattus) - good.

The SSB corresponding to sprat (Sprattus sprattus) stocks corresponds to MSYBtrigger and the fishing mortality rate F corresponds to FMSY. The status of the indicator is in line with the GES and has improved compared to the results of the JSPD cycle I (2006-2011). The sprat stock has long been exploited at a higher rate than the FMSY regime, but fishing mortality has declined at the end of the assessment period. Given that F is currently in line with the GES, it can be assumed that sprat stocks and their SSBs will increase or remain stable in the long run. On the other hand, declining cod abundance can have a positive effect on sprat stocks. For the indicators: “Proportion of fish above the average first sexual maturity rate: sprat (Sprattus sprattus) (> 12 cm)” and “95th percentile of fish length distribution based on research vessel records: sprat (Sprattus sprattus)”, the GES corresponds to a statistically significant positive trend or no trend. According to both indicators, a statistically reliable trend was not found for the values ​​of sprat indicators, the condition is good. Overall condition by species of sprat (Sprattus sprattus) - good.