Europêche has welcomed Portuguese industry association ADAPI as its newest member, broadening its representation of fishing enterprises across the European Union. ADAPI is the only national association of fishing vessel…
Supporting action against illegal fishing by foreign vessels, Australian Border Force (ABF) has deployed Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) to Operation LEEDSTRUM in the Kimberley Marine Park (KMP) in Western…
Samherji’s pelagic vessel Vilhelm Thorsteinsson is alongside in Neskaupstaður, preparing for the coming capelin season. After having been fishing for blue whiting, Vilhelm Thorsteinsson EA-11 is now taking capelin gear…
The Port of Skagen has consolidated its position as Denmark's leading fishing port – confirmed by the latest figures from the Danish Fisheries Agency. In 2025, the Port of Skagen…
Scientists at Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute will later this week deliver recommendations for the current capelin season. The results of the wide-ranging survey conducted by research vessels Thórunn…
The European Union Fisheries Control Regulation came into force for vessels over 12 metres in January. Although under-12 fleet still have two years before the regulation is implemented, that hasn’t stopped small-scale…
2025 was another record‑breaking year for Peterhead, with the Peterhead Port Authority reporting gross value landings across its quaysides reaching just over £341 million – reinforcing its position as the…
A blue whiting trawl with exceptional opening has shown what it can do on board Icelandic pelagic vessel Börkur starting with a five-day, full capacity trip. The skippers and mates…
Faroese pelagic vessel Gøtunes is landing a 2650-tonne herring trip to Varðin Pelagic, caught far north of the Arctic circle. Gøtunes took its catch in nine tows in Norwegian waters…
It’s always a milestone when the first capelin purse seine of the season is spooled on board. Greenlandic pelagic vessel Polar Amaroq has already delivered the first capelin of the…
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