The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation has come out in support of the Scottish government in its stance on Rockall. This week the Scottish government informed the Irish authorities that it would…
The new Atlantic Titan built for the Piercey family in Newfoundland travelled half-way around the world before sailing this week from St Johns in Canada for its first fishing trip.…
A dispute between Irish and Scottish government has flared over threats of enforcement being carried out against Irish fishing vessels operating around Rockall – an area that has been the…
The 8th of June is World Oceans Day, and World Animal Protection is today announcing a new award in honour of United Nations worker and former World Animal Protection campaigner, Jo Toole, who…
Peregrine Falcon boat builders, of Eagle River near Anchorage Alaska, have a history of innovation in everything from aluminium landing craft to Bristol Bay gillnetters. They recently sea trialled Bryan…
A £750,000 investment is going into upgrading fuel facilities at Plymouth’s Sutton Harbour, England’s second largest fish market complex, with new fuel tanks and dispensers being installed at Plymouth Fisheries…
European fishing industry body Europêche has warned against what it calls Doomsday predictions following the publication of a new report by the UN expert group on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services…
The French Atlantic coast port of Saint-Gilles has been a centre of the sardine trade for as long as anyone knows. During the first half of the twentieth century –…
Icelandic company Naust Marine has delivered a sixth ATW winch management system to a customer in the Russian Far East. The ATW system has been delivered to 114 metre factory…
Marking the United Nations International Day for the Fight against IUU Fishing, 5th June, Wez Norris CEO of the Australian Fisheries Management Authority said that working with the international community…