Second LNG-powered pelagic catcher launched
The Cemre Shipyard in Turkey has launched 86 metre pelagic vessel Sunny Lady for fitting out. This is the second LNG-powered pelagic vessel to be built at the yard, following…
Irish misgivings as December Council gets underway
Serious misgivings have been voiced prior to the annual meeting of the Council of Fisheries Ministers, which is in progress in Brussels. The Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation (KFO) believes that an…
Jersey agrees permanent licences for French vessels
The Government of Jersey, the United Kingdom and the European Commission have reached a resolution to determine the number of fishing licences to be issued to French boats to fish…
High seas fleet monitored during transit to Atlantic
A fleet of high seas fishing vessels, reported to be more than 300 Chinese jiggers, longliners and trawlers, are being monitored by the authorities in Argentina as they emerge from…
Trilateral Norway-EU-UK agreement reached for 2022
An agreement for the joint management in 2022 of six North Sea stocks has been signed by Norway, the European Union and the UK. Catch levels for five of the…
Iceland’s seafood exports jump in value
While the Norwegian seafood industry is celebrating record sales this year, Icelandic exporters also have every reason to be cheerful. The export value of Icelandic seafood production last month is…
iVMS for English under-12s
Maritime Systems have released their I-VMS for English fishing boats below 12 metres. From 2022, the MMO requires all English registered fishing vessels under 12 metres to fitted with an…
Ramping up the safety message
The latest Home and Dry campaign from the Fishing Industry Safety Group (FISG) is turning the spotlight on reducing capsize incidents after the UK's worst year in the last decade…
Norway smashes seafood export records
The NoK12 billion worth of seafood exported by Norwegian producers in November means that the total for the record year of 2019 has already been surpassed. ‘Although we still have…
Ireland’s Marine Institute launches 2021 Stock Book
The Marine Institute has launched the 2021 Stock Book, the annual publication which provides the latest impartial scientific advice on the status of 74 key fish stocks of interest to…
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