What came into Fraserburgh last month, and what it was worth.
July 2026 · Fraserburgh
£6.08m
2,563 tonnes landed
Up 50% on July 2025 (+50%)
Same month, previous years
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39 species
- 1Nephrops (Norway Lobster)£3.14m
- 2Scallops£1.06m
- 3Monks or Anglers£458k
- 4Haddock£442k
- 5Cod£316k
- 6Whiting£147k
- 7Saithe£109k
- 8Mackerel£108k
- 9Blue Ling£65k
- 10Ling£34k
- 11Halibut - Greenland£32k
- 12Halibut£31k
- 13Crabs (C.P.Mixed Sexes)£28k
- 14Megrim£18k
- 15Witch£17k
- 16Lobsters£16k
- 17Hake£15k
- 18Lemon Sole£9k
- 19Crabs - Velvet (Swim)£9k
- 20Turbot£9k
- 21Catfish£4k
- 22Squid£3k
- 23Torsk (Tusk)£2k
- 24Pollack£2k
- 25Herring£1k
- 26Octopus£1k
- 27Plaice£1k
- 28Lesser Spotted Dog£530
- 29Greater Forked Beard£352
- 30Gurnards - Grey£302
- 31Brill£180
- 32Spurdog£103
- 33Thornback Ray£45
- 34Redfishes£17
- 35Roughead Grenadier£0
- 36Dabs£0
- 37Mixed Squid and Octopi£0
- 38Lumpfish£0
- 39Pouting (Bib)£0
Where this comes from
The Marine Management Organisation publishes landings by port every month, about six weeks after the month itself. These figures are provisional.
Revisions
July 2025 was restated from £3.23m to £4.06m in a later release.