Successful Seamen’s Day
The first weekend in June is traditionally a day of celebration of Iceland’s seafarers – although celebrations have been curtailed recently thanks to the pandemic – but this year’s event…
New twin-rigger is upgrade in efficiency and comfort
Looking for a modern trawler with more comfort for the crew, as well as better steaming speed and fuel efficiency when towing, while staying largely with the successful and familiar…
Efforts to restore oceanic Gulf of Mexico stocks
The Oceanic Fish Restoration Project, part of restoration in the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon, is entering its final stages. The collaborative relationships between fishermen and NOAA that evolved…
Barents Gadus is a standard Cleopatra 36 outfitted for longlining and netting
Barents Gadus delivered to Tana
The latest delivery from Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar is a Cleopatra 36 for skipper Piera Gaup in the north of Norway. Barents Gadus is a standard Cleopatra 36 with 10.99 metre…
Approval secured for Aruba’s first ocean-based fish farm
Innovasea has been instrumental in helping Petros secure government approval for a 3000 tonne open ocean fish farm off the southwest coast of Aruba. Innovasea performed extensive consulting and site…
EU Social Partners shape a better path for a sustainable future
The European social partners for sea fisheries – Europêche and ETF – made use of the European Maritime Day in Brest, France to make progress in their project fully focused…
North Sea herring quota lift advised
ICES has advised that the 2024 quota for North Sea herring could be increased by 28.3%, to a maximum of 532,166 tonnes. This year’s quota for direct fishing is 403,813…
Green groups have confused AIS – which can be switched off when operating in known piracy areas – with VMS, which can not be switched off. Images: Piriou
Green groups slammed for confusing AIS and VMS
The organisation representing French tuna operators has slammed Blue Marine Foundation and Bloom for failing to understand the difference between AIS and VMS – suggesting that getting wrong something so…
Latest RFC factory trawler fishing
The Russian Fishery Company’s new factory trawler Mekanik Maslak has completed sea trials carried out around the Kuril Islands following its delivery bythe Admiralty Shipyard in St Petersburg. The new…
Insurers prevented from doing business with illegal operators
Earlier this year the Joint Hull Committee of the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) released a contract clause to exclude the provision of insurance services to vessels engaged in IUU fishing.…
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