What came into Fraserburgh last month, and what it was worth.
June 2026 · Fraserburgh
£5.23m
1,755 tonnes landed
Up 21% on June 2025 (+21%)
Same month, previous years
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47 species
- 1Nephrops (Norway Lobster)£3.53m
- 2Monks or Anglers£398k
- 3Scallops£267k
- 4Cod£222k
- 5Haddock£177k
- 6Blue Ling£174k
- 7Whiting£173k
- 8Saithe£75k
- 9Lemon Sole£31k
- 10Witch£25k
- 11Halibut£25k
- 12Ling£24k
- 13Hake£23k
- 14Crabs (C.P.Mixed Sexes)£17k
- 15Turbot£15k
- 16Lobsters£12k
- 17Plaice£7k
- 18Squid£6k
- 19Halibut - Greenland£5k
- 20Redfishes£4k
- 21Greater Forked Beard£4k
- 22Torsk (Tusk)£3k
- 23Catfish£3k
- 24Gurnards - Grey£2k
- 25Crabs - Velvet (Swim)£2k
- 26Megrim£2k
- 27Octopus£1k
- 28Lesser Spotted Dog£1k
- 29Pollack£1k
- 30European Flying Squid£785
- 31Thornback Ray£381
- 32Dabs£242
- 33Mixed Squid and Octopi£50
- 34Cuckoo Ray£49
- 35John Dory£44
- 36Surmullet£15
- 37Brill£10
- 38Conger Eels£10
- 39Smoothhound£10
- 40Spurdog£8
- 41Sole£7
- 42Common octopus£3
- 43Pouting (Bib)£0
- 44Unid DS Squal Sharks & Dogfish£0
- 45Lumpfish£0
- 46Gurnard and Latchet£0
- 47Mackerel£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
September 2024 was restated from £3.42m to £3.64m in a later release.