Hull-integrated cooling for new trawler
A contract with Hydroniq Coolers has been placed to deliver marine seawater cooling to a new trawler under construction for Nergård Havfiske. Vard’s newbuild 930 will be the third highly…
Rocketing fuel costs unsustainable
An Irish fishing industry organisation has demanded intervention at a political level to relieve the increasing pressure of soaring fuel costs that are taking many fishermen to the brink. According…
Gaps in science and consultation as Commission shuts fishing grounds
While the European Commission is busy congratulating itself on shutting down 87 areas to all demersal fishing gears in North Atlantic waters, the industry isn’t treating this as good news,…
Skagen strengthens position as Denmark’s leading fishing port
While it has been Denmark’s leading landing port for some time, official figures show that Skagen has strengthened that position during the first half of this year. The overall volumes…
Recent graduates from the Fiji Maritime Academy who are trained in by-catch mitigation techniques. Image: Fiji National University (FNU)
Working to reduce by-catch
Tuna is caught by fishermen in Fiji using longlines – which can lead to accidental catches of unwanted species. The Fiji albacore and yellowfin tuna fishery is leading the way in reducing…
Hawaii Longliners get MSC blue tick
The Hawaii Longline Association’s (HLA) is the first fishery in Hawaii to enter the Marine Stewardship Council programme and to achieve certification The Association’s longline vessels’ target species of swordfish…
Sea Harvest resilient through tough times
Sea Harvest Group reports that its interim results softened for the first six months of 2022, driven by losses in hake volumes from the recently concluded Fishing Rights Allocation Process…
Endeavour V and Venture IV have been named in a double event at the Macduff quayside. Images: Amy Ferguson Photography
Double naming ceremony at Macduff
It’s not every day that two new fishing vessels are welcomed on the same day, but a special occasion took place at Macduff harbour as two trawlers for Peter Lovie,…
Heroyhav and Gjögur are among the new pelagic fishing vessels being outfitted in Skagen with Wärtsilä propulsion technology. Images: Karstensens Skibsværft
Pelagic operators opt for Wärtsilä
Wärtsilä is to supply propulsion systems for four new fishing vessels being built at Skagen in Denmark for Norwegian and Icelandic operators. The four 75-metre vessels are being built for…
Supporting lobster fishery technologies
The Canadian government and the Province of Nova Scotia (NS) have announced funding support to the Maritime Fishermen’s Union Inc.’s (MFU) Nova Scotia members through the Atlantic Fisheries Fund (AFF).…
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