Landings of crab to Royal Greenland's factory in Qeqertarsuaq have quadrupled compared to the same time last year, and the factory has had to put in place a landing schedule.…
The Future of Our Inshore Fisheries Conference, set to take place in London on 8-9th October, is expected to bring together fishermen, policy makers, regulators and researchers to discuss issues concerning…
Europe’s largest commercial marine exhibition, Seawork, opens its doors in Southampton’s Mayflower Park tomorrow, Tuesday 11 June, with the three-day exhibition opened by Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the…
Norwegian shipyard Aas Mekaniske Verksted has awarded Hydroniq Coolers a contract to deliver its energy-saving, hull-integrated seawater cooling system to a vessel the shipbuilder is constructing for wellboat company Sølvtrans.…
A new Cleopatra 32 has been delivered to Jimmy Hutchinson and his two sons in Whalsay. The 9.6gt Endeavour LK-11 is the first of its kind, built on a hull…
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…