Undulate ray in the English channel has recovered to a healthy state and is currently being harvested sustainably. The undulate ray fishery in the English Channel has only recently reopened. Multiple management measures are in place, however, it is too soon to know if these measures will be effective. Beam trawls have significant impact on the seabed, including damage to benthic communities and vulnerable marine habitats. Bycatch can be high and may include vulnerable species.Rating last updated October 2023.

Undulate ray in the English channel has recovered to a healthy state and is currently being harvested sustainably. The undulate ray fishery in the English Channel has only recently reopened. Multiple management measures are in place, however, it is too soon to know if these measures will be effective. Otter trawling is likely to cause some damage to the seabed. Bycatch is moderate and may include vulnerable species.Rating last updated October 2023.For more information about this fishery in Cornwall, see: http://www.cornwallgoodseafoodguide.org.uk/fish-guide/undulate-ray.php

Undulate ray in the English channel has recovered to a healthy state and is currently being harvested sustainably. The undulate ray fishery in the English Channel has only recently reopened. Multiple management measures are in place, however, it is too soon to know if these measures will be effective. Gillnets can be very size selective for the target fish but can be unselective at the species level for both non-target fish and for mammals, birds and turtles.Rating last updated October 2023.

For more information about this rating please visit: https://www.cornwallgoodseafoodguide.org.uk/fish-guide/undulate-ray.php