Project Description
SEDAR 107 began as SEDAR 95 which was a benchmark stock assessment for Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) Cobia. The SEDAR 95 assessment was delayed due to the lead SEFSC analyst leaving the Agency. A new analyst was identified for SEDAR 95 to resume the assessment in 2026; however, because of the time lapse between the pause and resumption of the assessment, the change in analytic teams and extension of the terminal year, this assessment has been assigned a new SEDAR number – SEDAR 107. SEDAR 107 will assess the Atlantic Migratory Cobia stock. The ASMFC will be coordinating the data and assessment workshops for this assessment and SEDAR will be coordinating the review workshop.
For more information about the dates of the data and assessment workshops, please visit https://asmfc.org/events/.
For information about this assessment please visit the https://asmfc.org/news/press-releases/asmfc-begins-preparations-for-benchmark-stock-assessment-for-atlantic-migratory-group-cobia/ or contact the SEDAR Coordinator for the review stage of this project, Emily Ott: emily.ott@safmc.net.
NOTE: SEDAR Working papers document the methods, datasets, and preliminary analyses that are under consideration at the various workshops and therefore do not necessarily represent final consensus opinions of workshop participants. Working paper findings and methods may change following workshop review. Working papers should not be cited without author permission.
Project Workshops
SEDAR 107 ASMFC Cobia Data Workshop
Working Papers
- SEDAR 107-DW-01: General Recreational Survey Data for Cobia in the Atlantic Opens in a new window
- SEDAR 107-DW-02: Headboat Data for Cobia in the Southeast US Atlantic Opens in a new window
- SEDAR 107-DW-03: Estimated Commercial Discards of Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) for the Gillnet Fishery from 1999-2016 Using Limited Observer Data Opens in a new window
- SEDAR 107-DW-04: Estimated Commercial Discards of Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) for the Vertical Line Fishery from 1999-2024 Using Limited Observer Data Opens in a new window