Restoring the Mediterranean’s sea urchins
The historic castles, churches and pastel-coloured port towns lining the shores of the small volcanic island of Procida in the Bay of Naples have earned it the award of the…
Acost project makes up stocks data shortfall
A partnership between fishermen and scientists has been in progress, seeking to gain a better understanding of stocks in the Bay of Biscay for which there is a shortage of…
Piling the pressure on IUU fishing
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) joined the French Armed Forces of New Caledonia (FANC) who hosted the sixth occasion of the NASSE international fisheries operation. Organised from May to…
1100 tonne herring haul
Pelagic vessel Börkur has been alongside at Neskaupstaður to offload 1092 tonnes of herring – caught in a single tow off the east of Iceland. According to skipper Hjörvar Hjálmarsson,…
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Second crabber for Antey fleet
The Nakhodka Shipyard in the Russian Far East has floated off a second new crabbing vessel for the Antey fishing group. The eight new vessels joining the Antey fleet are…
New NAFO executive secretary appointed
The 44th annual meeting of the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO) took place recently with its first post-Covid face-to-face gathering. The meeting was conducted in a hybrid format for the…
Redfish caught only as by-catch
Skippers at Icelandic fishing company Brim have to be cautious to keep clear of golden redfish following a cut on the quota for the 2022-23 quota year – although they…
Dutch fishing industry looks forward to Holland Fisheries Event
After a break due to the Covid pandemic, the return of the Holland Fisheries Event, taking place this week in Urk, is a much-anticipated return to normality. HFE opens at…
Capelin advice revised down
Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has advised that the TAC for the 2022-23 capelin season should not exceed 218,400 tonnes. This replaces the original advice of 400,000, which was…
Interim CEO appointed at BIM
Ireland’s Seafood Development Agency Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) has appointed Caroline Bocquel as its interim CEO. She takes up her role on 1st November when current CEO, Jim O’Toole takes…
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