Don't have that area handy - but do have SoG:
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Current spawning biomass estimated to be at a historic high level, although large uncertainty in recent years.
Survey index in 2017 and 2018 shows a decline from 2016 however this decline is not picked up by the model b/c the model fits an averaged trajectory through the spawn index values of the 2010s.
I.e., there is insufficient information to determine if the decline from 2016 to 2018 represents a decline in spawning biomass.
The model estimates above average recruitment in most years from 2010-2018 with recruitment deviations showing larger recruitment of age-2 fish than expected from the stock-recruitment function.
The increasing trend in estimated spawning biomass since about 2010 coincides with a decline in estimated natural mortality that began in the late 2000s.
Estimated spawning biomass in 2018 is 113,425 t (SB2018, median) or 82.3% of SB0.
SB2018 is greater than the LRP of 0.3SB0 with a 99.6% probability.