Fish Sector

Monthly Value and Quantity of Fish Landed

This chart tracks the trends in fishery value alongside the Fish Production Value in Oman fish landed monthly. It provides insights into how the economic value aligns with the growth or fluctuation in fish landings. An increase in both metrics indicates not only growth in fish production but also enhanced market conditions and demand. The alignment of these trends can be critical for understanding the health of the fishery sector and guiding strategic decisions.

For -, the value of fish landed in Oman stood at - Thousand OMR, with a total quantity of - tons landed. In comparison, the previous month recorded a value of - Thousand OMR and - tons of fish landed. Relative to the corresponding month last year, the value of fish landed was - Thousand OMR, and the quantity was - tons. Growth with the previous month was - for value and - for quantity, while growth compared to the same month last year was - for value and - for quantity.

As of -, the cumulative total value of fish landed in Oman stands at - Thousand OMR, with a total of - tons of fish landed. This cumulative total also includes data from previous months and serves as a reflection of the overall performance of the fishery sector so far this year. The previous year’s cumulative total value was - Thousand OMR, with - tons of fish landed. This comparison between current and past values highlights the ongoing trends in the fishery sector, helping to inform future planning and decision-making.

Fish Landed Quantity by Fishing Method

Landed Quantity by Fishing Method: This chart categorizes total fish landings by traditional, coastal, and commercial fishing over the past decade, highlighting traditional fishing as the largest contributor. It reflects how environmental factors like weather, water quality, and climate change, along with operational dynamics such as fishing effort, technology, regulations, and economic conditions, shape trends in fish landings. This comparison reveals how ecological and market forces influence fishing methods and overall catch patterns.

In -, Oman recorded significant fish landings across various fishing methods. Traditional fishing contributed the largest share with - tons, followed by commercial fishing at - tons and coastal fishing at - tons. These figures demonstrate the vital role of traditional fishing in Oman’s fisheries sector.

When compared to the previous month, fish quantities stood at - tons for traditional fishing, - tons for commercial fishing, and - tons for coastal fishing. The growth compared to the prior month highlights varying trends across fishing methods, with traditional fishing showing - growth, coastal fishing -, and commercial fishing at -. For the same period in the previous year, fish landings were - tons for traditional fishing, - tons for coastal fishing, and - tons for commercial fishing. Corresponding growth rates for these categories were -, -, and -, respectively.

Cumulative figures up to - reflect an overall fish landing of - tons, with coastal fishing accounting for - tons and commercial fishing - tons. For comparison, cumulative totals in the previous year were - tons, - tons, and - tons for total, coastal, and commercial fishing, respectively. The cumulative growth up to - stands at - for total fish landings, - for coastal fishing, and - for commercial fishing, highlighting a dynamic shift in the contributions of different fishing methods.

Monthly Fish Landings by Governorate

This graph displays monthly fish landings across Omani governorates, highlighting - and - as leading contributors. It shows regional variations and seasonal trends in fishing activities, influenced by environmental and operational factors. The visualization provides insights into the dynamics of Omani fisheries and each governorate's role in the sector.

In -, the Governorate of - recorded - tons of fish landings, representing - of the total quantities, making it the top contributor to Oman’s fisheries. The second-highest contributor was -, accounting for - of the total landings with - tons. Together, these two governorates play a key role in supporting the nation’s fishery sector with significant contributions.

Compared to the previous month, where - recorded - tons, - reflected a growth of - in fish landings. When evaluated against the same period in the previous year, which recorded tons, the corresponding growth for - showed a value of -. These variations demonstrate the dynamic nature of fish landings across Oman’s governorates, emphasizing the importance of - and - in sustaining the fisheries sector.

Quantity of Fish Landed by Species in Traditional Fisheries

This chart showcases the fish landed by species category, highlighting the diversity and contributions of various types of fish to the total landings through traditional fishing. Prominent categories such as Small Pelagic Fish and Demersal Fish underline their critical role in traditional fisheries. The chart provides valuable insights into the frequency of species caught, supporting sustainable fishing practices and conservation strategies tailored to maintain ecological balance and maximize resource utilization.

In -, Small Pelagic Fish dominated traditional fishery landings, contributing an impressive - tons, reflecting their vital role in the sector. Large Pelagic Fish followed with - tons, emphasizing their significance in Oman’s fisheries. Demersal Fish were another crucial category, with - tons landed. Crustaceans and Molluscs accounted for - tons, while Sharks and Rays represented - tons of the total catch. Unidentified fishes were recorded at - tons, highlighting the need for improved species categorization.

This data not only emphasizes the dominance of certain species in traditional fishing but also aids in understanding the ecological and economic impact of each category. Insights like these are instrumental in promoting sustainable fishing practices and resource management.

Monthly Landed Quantity of Fish by Species Category in Traditional Fisheries

This chart illustrates the monthly quantities of various fish species categories landed through traditional fishing methods over multiple years. The categories include Crustaceans, Demersal Fish, Large Pelagic Fish, Molluscs, Sharks & Rays, Small Pelagic Fish, and Unidentified Fishes. Each month, the chart shows quantities in tons, with notable fluctuations across species such as Small Pelagic Fish, which consistently represents a significant portion of the total landings. This breakdown provides insights into the seasonal abundance and fishing patterns for each species category, aiding resource allocation and sustainability efforts.

Landed Quantity of Specific Marine Species in Traditional Fisheries

This chart provides a detailed breakdown of the quantities of various marine species caught using traditional fishing methods, emphasizing the role of key species such as Abalone, Cuttlefish, Lobster, Rays, Sharks, Shrimp, and an "Other" category. By focusing on specific quantities for each species, the chart illustrates fishing patterns that are vital for conservation efforts and sustainable fishery management.

In -, Cuttlefish emerged as a prominent species with a landed quantity of - tons, demonstrating its importance in traditional fisheries. Sharks also contributed significantly, with - tons caught during this period. Rays were recorded at - tons, further showcasing the diversity of marine species targeted by traditional fishing. Conversely, minimal or no landings were reported for species such as Abalone (- tons), Lobster (- ton) and Shrimp (- tons), which may reflect seasonal availability or specific fishing efforts.

These insights into species-specific landings help inform strategies for sustainable fishing practices, allowing for a balanced approach to resource utilization and ecosystem conservation.