Cross-Pacific sardine surprise
Next generation genomic sequencing of Pacific sardine has revealed not one, but two species of sardine in the California Current in 2022 and 2023. When research scientist Gary Longo first…
High seas mission identifies shark finning and dark vessels in North Pacific
Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Sir Wilfrid Laurier has completed this year’s mission to detect and deter IUU fishing in the North-Pacific. Operation North Pacific Guard (Op.NPG), is an annual, multi-national effort…
Norway and Russia strike 2025 fisheries agreement
Against a challenging backdrop of reduced quotas for a key stocks, Norway and Russia have agreed on a Barents Sea fisheries agreement for 2025. ‘It’s good that we have a…
BioMar UK achieves UK’s first ASC feed certification
BioMar UK has become the first ASC certified feed mill the United Kingdom. This certification for its Grangemouth facility – which produces feed for salmon and trout – and marks a significant…
EU Commission sets out proposals for 2025 Atlantic, Kattegat and Skagerrak TACs
The Commission has stuck with ICES advice and these proposals – ahead of the usual December Council when the actual TACs and shares will be thrashed out – apply to…
Lorient makes way for a new generation
The sale by armement de pêche artisanale de Keroman (APAK) of seiner/trawler Marie Lou to armement coopératif vendéen (ACAV) is the first of a series of changes taking place in…
Carsoe opens Tromsø service centre
The new service centre just 130 metres from the quayside in the Tromsø port area places the company close to its customers, and represents a further step in enhancing service…
Gentlemen’s agreement on Eastern Channel seine netting
Nobody believed it would happen – but it has. An agreement regulating seine netting activity in the Eastern Channel has been reached between French, Dutch and Belgian fishermen and their…
No payday for intercepted poachers
Nine Indonesian nationals apprehended off Western Australia saw their catch and gear seized, their boat destroyed and themselves handed penalties by a Darwin court, before being deported. They had been…
Icelandic company’s new pelagic catcher
The new 75.40-metre LOA, 16.50-metre breadth Hákon sailed from the Karstensen yard in Skagen in October, and its delivery trip was interrupted with a stopover in the Faroes to deal…
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