Table 1. Fisheries in the Southern Ocean.

Fishery (statistical sampling area)	Date fishery opened	Datefishery closed	Current tonnage limit	Stock remaining for closed fisheries (%)
South Georgia & vicinity (48.3)
Champsocephalus gunnari	1970	—	3,072	—
Dissostichus eleginoides	1976	—	2,600	—
Gobionotothen gibberifrons	—	—	—	—
Pseudochaenicthys georgianus	—	—	—	—
Chaenocephalus aceratus	1975	1999	—	24–40
Notothenia rossii	1969	1985	—	<5
Patagonotothen guntheri	1978	1990	—	∼ 20
Antarctic Peninsula & South Shetland Islands (48.1)
C. gunnari	1978	1980	—	<5
Chaenodraco wilsoni	1978	1990	—	?
N. rossii	1978	1990	—	<10
South Orkney Islands (48.2)
C. gunnari	1977	1990	—	<5
G. gibberifrons	1977	1990	—	40
N. rossii	1979	1990	—	<10
Kerguelen Islands (58.5.1)
C. gunnari	1970	—	—	∼30
D. eleginoides	1977	—	5,100*	∼15
Lepidonotothen squamifrons	1971	1989	—	<5
N. rossii	1970	—	—	<10
Heard Island (58.5.2)
C. gunnari	1971	1989	—	∼15
D. eleginoides	1995	—	2,730	?
Ross Sea (88.1 & 88.2)
Dissostichus spp.	1996	—	3,812	—

Data from [16] and the CCAMLR fishery reports available on their website (http://www.ccamlr.org/en).

^*Under French jurisdiction; ?, indicates no data.