Site Details: Bloody Bay

Taigh Solaig
Tobermory
PA75 6NR
Operator: Scottish Sea Farms Ltd
Water type: Seawater

Average female lice per fish

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Salmon Scotland mortality

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Cumulative mortality over full production cycle

Production cycle end date: Jan 2018
Total losses: 11.8 %

Production cycle end date: Mar 2020
Total losses: 12.7 %

Production cycle end date: Dec 2021
Total losses: 26.2 %

Production cycle end date: May 2024
Total losses: 9.5 %

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Fish Health Inspectorate mortality

Date:
19/02/24-25/02/24
Mortality:
1,168
Mortality Rate:
1.8%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
Destocking through harvest. Business contacted: Site may be fallow by May, but this can be subject to change.
FHI to monitor.

Date:
26/02/24-03/03/24
Mortality:
838
Mortality Rate:
1.3%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.

Date:
25/03/24-31/03/24
Mortality:
653
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.

Date:
01/04/24-07/04/24
Mortality:
486
Mortality Rate:
1.10%
Reason given: Gill Health related
Gill Health related
CGD; Destocking through harvest. Business contacted: Site expected to fallow in May, weather permitting.
FHI to monitor.

Date:
08/04/24-14/04/24
Mortality:
1,872
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; Destocking through harvest. Business contacted: Site expected to fallow in May, weather permitting.
FHI to monitor.

Date:
15/04/24-21/04/24
Mortality:
382
Mortality Rate:
1.1%
Reason given: Gill health related
Gill health related
CGD; Destocking through harvest
FHI to monitor.

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Inspection reports

Case Number: 2021-0479


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Fish came on from Barcaldine Smolt Unit and originated from Stofnfiskur.
Mortalities started increasing in wk33 and have remained above 1% across the site since. Samples taken by Pharmaq in
September 21 confirmed the presence of AGD, HSMI and SGPV.
Site has been destocking through harvesting. Worst affected cages have been targeted first. Harvest ongoing and site will likely be fallow by the end of the year.
Weekly lice counts have remained relatively low since input, although the site has been treated to prevent lice counts increasing. Site received thermolicer treatments in wk17, wk25, wk26 and wk28 and a hydrolicer treatment in wk30. Alphamax bath treatments were done in wk29 and wk32, but the site manager has reported that the addition of cleanerfish has significantly helped reduce and keep lice numbers low.
Combined cleanerfish mortality since input (July 21) is at 2%. Cleanerfish observed during site inspection appeared healthy - no cleanerfish moribunds or mortalities were observed across the site.
The majority of the fish on site appeared in good health and were active. 3 mortalities and 8 moribunds were observed across the site, 5 moribund fish were removed for diagnostic samples.
A boat was due to arrive on site later this evening to harvest a further cage. Site is doing live haul harvests to South Shian processing plant.
Gill swabs are being taken every 2 weeks and plankton sampling is also being conducted. Very little plankton has been observed in the water column and dissolved oxygen at the site remains steady around 9mg/L.
Fish sampled for VMD appeared healthy and demonstrated a strong feed response. [Original PDF]

Case Number: 2023-0146


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Upon physical examination of the stock, fish were observed shoaling well and responding positively to routine feeding regimes, no clinical signs of disease were observed during the inspection. Internally, fish sampled for VMD from pen 5 appeared
There is some mild AGD on site currently, the site plans to grade the stock towards the end of April and have scheduled a freshwater treatment.
Slice treatment scheduled for 16/17th April.
Wrasse mortality - Week 13 (0.14%, 10), Week 12 (0.22%, 15), Week 11 (0.16%. 11), Week 10 (0.09%, 0.29. 51)
Lumpfish mortality - Week 13 (0.33%, 63), Week 12 (0.58%, 100), Week 11 (0.31%, 53), Week 10 (0.29%, 51) [Original PDF]

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