More than 86% of allowable catch landed
With the end of the Isle of Man King Scallop season just over a week away, more than 86% of the total allowable catch has been landed.
The latest uptake report from government shows that by the end of week 29 over 1,885 tonnes had been caught from a permitted limit of 2,179 tonnes.
In Ramsey Bay, where fishing is by permit only, just two and a half tonnes of the 42 tonnes allowable catch remains.
The Scallop season runs from November until the 31 May.
MLC to quiz colleagues on legislative priorities
Statements sought from political members
Government focussing on 'maximising use' of Liverpool ferry terminal
Highlights over budget facility as delivering 'tangible returns'
RAF veteran praises 87-year-old for 'fantastic effort' as duo conquer Ben Nevis
Island resident helps blind war veteran on Armed Forces Day
Douglas Council brings in new charges for crematorium
Local authority says new media system will improve quality of services
Santon Church seeks planning permission to extend hall
'Clear' community and social need for extension