Ukrainian fishing vessels re-registered to Russia
The first of the Ukrainian fishing vessels operating in the Sea of Azov has been re-registered under the Russian flag, and more are undergoing the same process. According to the…
Westmann Islands processor secures power backup
With the capelin season running at full tilt, production needs to be secure. Westmann Islands company Vinnslustöðin (VSV) has leased a pair of 1mW Caterpillar generators to ensure that fishmeal…
Danish waters full of plankton – not microplastics
Researchers from DTU have for some years worked towards an overview of how much microplastic is in our marine environment and the effect it has on the food chain in…
Scantrol’s mTrack #100 goes to NZ research vessel
Scantrol is celebrating the milestone of its hundred mTrack units sold in only a few years. The hundredth mTrack unit is going to Kaharoa II, the new research vessel being…
Marginal increase in Barents Sea shrimp quota advice
Norway’s Institute of Marine Research has recommended that this year’s Barents Sea shrimp quota should not exceed 153,000 tonnes. This represents a 13,000 tonne incrase over the 2022 quota. Despite…
ISSF reports 85% of global tuna catch from healthy stocks
Of the total commercial tuna catch worldwide, 85% is sourced from stocks at ‘healthy’ levels of abundance, according to the latest International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) Status of the Stocks report. 11% of the total tuna catch came from overfished stocks,…
Christina S becomes Margrét
Fraserburgh pelagic vessel Christina S has been sold to Icelandic fishing and processing company Samherji, ahead of the new pelagic vessel due to be delivered later this year by the Karstensen…
Jack mackerel quota boost
Decisions taken at the recent South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organization (SPRFMO) meeting allow the Chilean fleet a 716,758 tonne jack mackerel quota – a 135,000 tonne increase on the…
Tagging programme to identify key English Channel habitats
Around 1000 fish have been tagged in the English Channel as part of an ambitious project to preserve and enhance the habitats of some of the region’s key fish species.…
Lofoten pair from Trefjar
Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar has delivered an identical pair of Cleopatra 33s to Norway. Brothers Tom-Kenneth and Kurth-Anders Slettvoll each skipper a boat, operating from Kabelvåg in the Lofoten islands. Ørsvåg…
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