New Polar’s 14 metre stretch
Falkland Islands trawler New Polar is back at sea after a major refit, without losing fishing time – despite being lengthened by 14.40 metres. The lengthening was carried out at…
Agreement to decarbonise maritime transport
The European Parliament and the Council have reached an agreement on the Fuel EU Maritime regulation to decarbonize maritime transport. The text sets a trajectory for reducing greenhouse gas emissions…
No Europe-wide ban on demersal gear in MPAs, Commissioner confirms
As demonstrations continued to rock French fishing ports, France’s Minister for the Sea Hervé Berville followed up his pledge made during a meeting with industry figures last week and went…
Spurdog stock rebounds
After five years as a prohibited species, the stock of spurdog (Squalus acanthias) is judged to have recovered sufficiently to again support commercial landings this and next year. The decision…
Deploying USVs alongside conventional research capacity provides multiple benefits, according to NOAA. Images: NOAA
Uncrewed surface vehicles boost fisheries survey capacity
NOAA Fisheries is evaluating the use of cutting-edge technology that has the potential to improve acoustic-trawl surveys of walleye pollock, the largest US fishery. The goal is to explore the…
Expo to focus on transition
France’s Itech Mer international trade event for the comercial fisheries is scheduled for 11-13 October, and takes place at the Lorient Bretagne Sud Exhibition Center. This is the 15th time…
Improving safety, welfare and supply chain transparency for Northern Ireland’s fisheries
The Northern Ireland Fishing First project is set to benefit fishing vessel owners and crew in Northern Ireland. The project is led by Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers’ Organisation (ANIFPO) and…
EFCA signs MoU with the European Environment Agency
The European Fisheries Control Agency and the European Environment Agency has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to improve the exchange of expertise and relevant information between the two EU Agencies.…
Coastal states fail to agree on mackerel
The deadline of 31st March that coastal states around the north Atlantic had set themselves for reaching an agreement on the division of the mackerel TAC has passed – with…
Stones to play Nordic fishermen’s benefit concert
Almost sixty years to the day since their last appearance there, the Rolling Stones are rumoured to be set to appear on stage in a Baltic fishing port this summer.…
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