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Vert-pre et al. (1) identified regimes in productivity for marine fish stocks, with the goal of urging management to develop strategies that are robust to regime-like behavior. Identification of drivers of productivity [i.e., is the stock driven by spawning biomass (the abundance hypothesis in Vert-pre et al.’s analysis in ref. 1) or environment (the regimes, random, and mixed hypotheses)?] is key to selecting management strategies. Management strategies that are robust to regime-like behavior (e.g., constant F or shifting target biomasses) can be more risky for spawning biomass-driven stocks. Therefore, to be useful to management, the presented methods must identify the drivers of productivity for individual …

Production is a poor metric for identifying regime-like behavior in marine stocks