Pacific cod in the Bering Sea is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Bering Sea cod is caught by potting. There are some interactions with seabirds and marine mammals, but this is not thought to be a threat to populations.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Bering Sea is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Most Bering Sea cod is caught by demersal longline. Bycatch is monitored, however seabird bycatch is common, but it does not appear to be having population-level impacts.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Bering Sea is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Bering Sea cod is caught by otter trawls, which are likely to cause some damage to the seabed. However, the footprint of this fishery is small, and bycatch is low.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the western north Pacific is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. Some western Bering Sea cod is caught by demersal longline. There is a small bycatch of seabirds and Pacific sleeper shark. The certified fishery is taking steps to improve monitoring and mitigation.Rating last updated January 2023.

Pacific cod in the Gulf of Alaska is depleted, but is not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Bering Sea cod is caught by otter trawls, which are likely to cause some damage to the seabed. However, the footprint of this fishery is small, and bycatch is low.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Gulf of Alaska is depleted, but is not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Gulf of Alaska cod is caught by demersal longline. Bycatch is monitored. Seabird bycatch occurs at low levels. It does not appear to be having population-level impacts.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Gulf of Alaska is depleted, but is not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Gulf of Alaska cod is caught by potting. There are some interactions with seabirds, but this is not thought to be a threat to populations.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Aleutian Islands is data limited. There is concern that the stock size may be too small, but it is not being overfished. A number of management measures are in place. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Most Aleutian Islands cod is caught by otter trawls, which are likely to cause some damage to the seabed. However, the footprint of this fishery is small, and bycatch is low.Rating last updated April 2025

Pacific cod in the Aleutian Islands is data limited. There is concern that the stock size may be too small, but it is not being overfished. A number of management measures are in place. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Aleutian Islands cod is caught by demersal longline. Bycatch is monitored. Seabird bycatch is common, but it does not appearing to be having population-level impacts.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the Aleutian Islands is data limited. There is concern that the stock size may be too small, but it is not being overfished. A number of management measures are in place. The majority of the fishery is Marine Stewardship Council certified. Some Aleutian Islands cod is caught by potting. There are some interactions with seabirds and marine mammals, but this is not thought to be a threat to populations.Rating last updated April 2025.

Pacific cod in the western north Pacific is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. Some west Bering Sea cod is caught by otter trawls, which are likely to cause some damage to the seabed. There may also be bycatch of vulnerable species. Data on this fishery is scarce.Rating last updated January 2023.

Pacific cod in the western north Pacific is abundant and not subject to overfishing. A number of management measures are in place and compliance is good. Catches are below scientifically recommended limits. Some west Bering Sea cod is caught by demersal seine, which can have seabed impacts. Data on this fishery is scarce.Rating last updated January 2023.