Baltic proposals for 2025
The European Commission has adopted its proposal for the 2025 TACs and quotas for nine out of the ten stocks managed by the EU in the Baltic. The remaining quota…
Ivashi sardine landings almost double last year’s
The Russian Far East fleet’s catch of ivashi has reached 166,000 tonnes, 82% up on the figure for the same period in 2023. The main fishing area inside Russian EEZ,…
Relief as minister shelves controversial report
The decision by Denmark’s environment minister Magnus Heunicke to drop Aarhus University’s controversial report on the effects of demersal fishing in the Kattegat has been welcomed by the Danish fishing…
Representatives from the University of Plymouth and Lallemand Animal Nutrition at the AQUA 2024 conference. Image: University of Plymouth
New collaborative research into fish health and wellbeing in sustainable aquaculture
Lallemand Animal Nutrition and the University of Plymouth have marked 15 years of collaboration by unveiling a major new initiative that aims to enhance fish resilience and welfare. The partnership…
Njord Aquashipping’s new vessels ordered from Aas Mek Verksted will be outfitted with Brunvoll systems. Images: Aas Mek Verksted
Brunvoll systems for two live fish carriers
A contract for two new live fish carriers placed with Aas Mek Verksted by Njord Aquashipping comes with the option of a third vessel. The yard and owners have opted…
Uncertain future for WA’s Cockburn crab fishery
Western Australia’s Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development’s (DPIRD) latest stock assessment for the Cockburn Sound crab fishery has shown signs of recovery but suggests reduced productivity in the…
Daniel Lauritzen’s new Tinder is rigged for longlining, netting and fishing with traps for king crab. Images: Trefjar
Norwegian fisherman’s new Cleopatra 36
Kjøllefjord skipper owner Daniel Lauritzen has taken delivery of a new Cleopatra 36 from Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar. Tinder is a standard Cleopatra 36 measuring 10.99 metres and with a 3.80-metre…
Twenty convictions for illegal fishing
The crew of four Indonesian fishing boats intercepted while fishing illegally near Kuri Bay in north-west Western Australia have all pleaded guilty. The vessels were all observed in the same…
NZ’s new research vessel arrives in Wellington
New Zealand marine research body NIWA has taken delivery of its new research vessel Kaharoa II, which has been christened by fisheries minister Judith Collins following the new vessel’s 83-day…
Iceland to cut shrimp quota
Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has recommended a reduction to the offshore shrimp quota for the coming two quota years. The stock index for shrimp has declined since 2018…
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