What came into Plymouth last month, and what it was worth.
June 2026 · Plymouth
£854k
221 tonnes landed
Up 3% on June 2025 (+3%)
Same month, previous years
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53 species
- 1Common octopus£387k
- 2Sole£99k
- 3Scallops£93k
- 4Bass£51k
- 5Monks or Anglers£46k
- 6Pollack£37k
- 7Lemon Sole£29k
- 8Turbot£16k
- 9Plaice£10k
- 10John Dory£9k
- 11Brill£8k
- 12Lobsters£8k
- 13Blonde Ray£8k
- 14Gurnard and Latchet£7k
- 15Octopus£6k
- 16Megrim£5k
- 17Cuttlefish£5k
- 18Surmullet£5k
- 19Squid£4k
- 20Common cuttlefish£3k
- 21Thornback Ray£2k
- 22Hake£2k
- 23Spotted Ray£2k
- 24Sand Sole£2k
- 25Pouting (Bib)£1k
- 26Crawfish£1k
- 27Whiting£1k
- 28Conger Eels£972
- 29Haddock£871
- 30Spurdog£861
- 31Cuckoo Ray£764
- 32Crabs (C.P.Mixed Sexes)£595
- 33Spider Crabs£296
- 34Sea Breams£165
- 35Ling£150
- 36Gilt-Head Seabream£146
- 37Mullet - Other£116
- 38Red (Blackspot) Seabream£106
- 39Mackerel£96
- 40Saithe£87
- 41Cod£62
- 42Lesser Spotted Dog£60
- 43Red Mullet£48
- 44Horse Mackerel£47
- 45Smoothhound£37
- 46Dabs£23
- 47Black Seabream£16
- 48Wrasses£13
- 49Small-eyed Ray£12
- 50Gurnards - Red£2
- 51Rockling£0
- 52Tub Gurnard£0
- 53Greater Weever£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 £1.58m to £1.58m in a later release.