Top Yemen Fish Catches

Top fish catches in metric tons from the latest year with data available, 2022. Data from Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

RankFish SpeciesMetric Tons
1Indian oil sardine38,065
2Pelagic percomorphs nei32,300
3Yellowfin tuna24,575
4Cuttlefish, bobtail squids nei12,110
5Indian mackerel10,035
6Sharks, rays, skates, etc. nei9,020
7Kawakawa4,710
8Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel4,115
9Sea catfishes nei3,840
10Longtail tuna3,370
11Barracudas nei2,945
12Jack and horse mackerels nei2,830
13Skipjack tuna2,755
14Jacks, crevalles nei2,745
15Mullets nei2,715
16Threadfin and dwarf breams nei2,570
17Largehead hairtail2,420
17Swordfish2,420
19Emperors(=Scavengers) nei1,985
20Groupers, seabasses nei1,925
21Indian halibut1,730
22Fusiliers nei1,305
22Snappers, jobfishes nei1,305
24Demersal percomorphs nei1,270
25Penaeus shrimps nei1,135
26Lizardfishes nei1,065
27Grunts, sweetlips nei1,005
28Marine crabs nei475
29Cobia425
30Cardinalfishes, etc. nei265
30Indo-Pacific sailfish265
32Scalloped spiny lobster220
33Marine molluscs nei80
34Indo-Pacific king mackerel70
34Frigate tuna70
36Sea cucumbers nei30
37Octopuses, etc. nei25

Data from FAO. 2025. Global Capture Production. In: Fisheries and Aquaculture.