Average female lice per fish

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Salmon Scotland mortality

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Cumulative mortality over full production cycle

Poll Na Gille Production cycle end date: Mar 2018
Total losses: 25.4 %

Poll Na Gille Production cycle end date: Nov 2019
Total losses: 24.3 %

Poll Na Gille Production cycle end date: Aug 2021
Total losses: 9.7 %

Poll Na Gille Production cycle end date: Sep 2023
Total losses: 50.4 %

Poll Na Gille Production cycle end date: Jun 2025
Total losses: 5.3 %

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Inspection reports

Case Number: 2020-0474

Download All fish on site input in May 2020 from Glenfinnan. Site currently undergoing extended FW treatment for AGD and lice.
Mortality since input in May has been 2.2% with no peaks over the reporting threshold
Treatments for this cycle; 2 slice post input, 2 salmosan (June last one), 3 peroxide for AGD, (start of October the last one),
Currently undergoing FW treatment. Fish on withdrawal for TMS.
Wrasse mortality 44% since input. Atypical furunculosis. Treated with florfenicol in June 2020.
Current lice levels 0.16 average adult female.
Wrasse move records kept separately. Request a copy. - received 3/12/20.
Piscirickettsia issues at BDNC. PNG has tested positive by PCR but no associated mortality so no antibiotic treatments. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2021-0133

Download Fish came onto site from Glenfinnan at the beginning of May 2020.
Wild caught wrasse on site were caught around Mull, Loch Melfort and some were imported from Ireland (not since last inspection). Wrasse were stocked at 4% however, site staff are not observing many in the cages.
Wellboat was on site during inspection conducting FW treatments. Fish in all cages appeared in good health with minimal physical damage observed across the site. No moribunds were observed.
Some lumpfish observed across the site but not many. Those that were observed appeared to be in good health and no physical damage was noted. Site due to receive a lumpfish input next month from Anglesey.
Wrasse mortality for the site was 13% since input (May 2020). Lumpfish mortality was 30% since input (May 2020)
Fish sampled for VMD appeared healthy.
Paperwork inspected remoteley 19/05/2021. Site inspection completed on 26/05/2021. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2022-0193

Download Paperwork and site inspection by , supervised by .
Water dark and fish deep in the water, when fish observed these looked to be in good condition. Feed response observed in several pens. Fish sampled for VMD appeared healthy. Cleaner fish observed near the water surface. A few pens with a few dead cleaner fish observed. A few were trapped in the fold of the nets that are used with swim throughs. Site manager says they try and organise doing these when the tide pushed the fish off the net. 14% Lumpfish stocked.
Previous cycle lice above reporting threshold, following treatment falling below CoGP. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2022-0579

Download Mortality began after a peroxide treatment (suspected AGD), reported to FHI - Wk38 (1.04% 8930 fish). Bacterial infection suspected, Rickettsia - treatment with antibiotics florfenicol, however no decrease in mortality has been observed.
Companies own health surveillance found Tenacibaculum - +ve in salmon, although no clinical sign.
Most recent slice treatment - ended 24th August 22
Lumpfish mortality since input - 155,645 - freshwater treatment in August
Wrasse Mortality since input - 9982 - background mortality
Lumpfish mortality over 75% since input in may 22:
Week of the 10th Aug 22 - 11,000 from the 1st to the 10th Aug 22 - ~46,000 - Suspected viral infection of lumpfish, flavivirus - although FW treatment was taking place.
There was an outbreak of flavivirus on site, although site manager was told this this outbreak occurred in the hatchery
Lumpfish mortality by month: May 22 - 562, June - 8162, July - 15,979, August - 126067 and September - 3564.
Two salmon stocks on site - StofnFiskur and Aquagen.
Site thermometer used as inspectors was unavailable.
Paperwork completed by , observed by Site inspection and diagnostic carried out by . [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2025-0200

Download Fish came on from Loch Arkaig and have been performing well since the last inspection, with harvests brought forward due to the fish reaching harvestable size quicker than expected. No mortality events since the last inspection and mortality at the site has been low. Sealice counts at the site have also been low for both average adult female leps and caligus. No medicinal treatments have been done since the last inspection for sealice. FW and FLS were last on site in April followed by a thermolicer at the beginning of the month with good clearance recorded for both.

There have been no imports since the last inspection.

Cleanerfish mortalities for the last 4 weeks:

Lumpfish - Wk19: 918 (1.81%), Wk18: 1,877 (2.36%), Wk17: 2,501 (3.05%), Wk16: 1,787 (2.36%) Wrasse - Wk19: 359 (4.27%), Wk18: 1,489 (15.04%), Wk17: 2,538 (20.41%), Wk16: 1,792 (12.59%) Site is currently doing deadhaul harvests to Blar Mor. Cleanerfish are being removed and culled with no re-use planned. FMA is not fallowed synchronously, however a RA is in place. As a mitigation strategy against sealice transfer between the APB and the other operator in the FMA, the APB make their thermolicer available to the other operator prior to any introductions of salmon smolts.

Fish are vaccinated against Furunculosis, IPN, Moritella, Vibriosis, Pastuerella and Yersinia.

Fish on site were sitting slightly deeper in the water but water clarity enabled observation. The population on site appear to be in good physical condition and were active in the cages. No moribunds were observed in any of the cages. One darker fish was observed but due to it being the only one across the site, in combination with no other clinical signs observed, this was not sampled for diagnostics. One other fish was observed with seal damage. The fish sampled for VMD was in good condition Site paperwork and inspection completed by , accompanied by for audit.Additional Information Page 1 of 22025-0200 [Original PDF]

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