Dire outlook for Baltic fisheries
The European Commission has adopted a proposal for the 2024 fishing opportunities for the Baltic Sea in response to a scientific assessment that indicates several fisheries are in a dire…
A challenging year for UK fishing, as profits decline
Newly released figures provide insight into the difficulties faced by the UK fishing industry, based on Seafish’s 2022 fleet survey. The effects of Covid-19 and lockdown measures continued to be…
Multi-purpose Cleopatra delivered to France
Tailored to the requirements of its owners, Cercle d’Or is a Cleopatra 33 outfitted by Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar to operate with longline, trap and static nets. Cercle d’Or has been…
Irish Skipper Expo – six months to go
With just six months before the Irish Skipper Expo 2024 opens its doors, the organisers have released the new floor plan for the event and report that the exhibitor list…
Using WASSP as a planning tool
Multi-beam sonar is a key tool in planning how to deploy an innovative scallop harvesting strategy in Norwegian waters. Ava Ocean’s converted supply vessel Arctic Pearl has been outfitted to…
Crabber ready for handover
Another new crabbing vessel is ready for handover to its owners in the Russian Far East. Kedon is the second vessel built at the Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Plant for Mag-C International.…
Andfjord Salmon’s Kvalnes expansion underway
Andfjord Salmon is making rapid progress with the expansion of its land-based aquaculture facility at Kvalnes. The summer months saw successful preparatory efforts and the deployment of personnel and equipment,…
New Quantus to be built at Westcon
The owners of pelagic vessel Quantus have gone back to Norway for design and build of their new vessel, with the construction of the new 75.30 metre, 15.80 metre breadth…
Skaginn merged with Ísafjörður company 3X-Stál to form Skaginn 3X – which was acquired by Baader in 2020
Skaginn 3X to shut down Ísafjörður branch
The board of Skaginn 3X has taken the decision to shut down its entire activities in Ísafjörður, with 27 staff having been given notice. According to a statement, the company…
New Zealand leads South Pacific fisheries patrol
Fisheries compliance officers from New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, France, and the United States detected nearly 40 alleged breaches of high seas rules during a major South Pacific patrol. The Operation…
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