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Abstract
By changing its editorial system, the Croatian Journal of Fisheries continues to move towards a more rigorous review which is slowly but surely strengthening its quality and impact. New editors-in-chief have been elected and a co-operation with De Gruyter Open publishers has been established. The official abbreviation of the Journal – CROAT J FISH – was released and it indicated an important change in the manuscript submission process. Also, this Editorial provides information on the articles published in 2015, as well as a list of reviewers who participated in the review process.
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1 Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb, 10 000 Zagreb, Croatia