Community Quota to trial in Cornwall
A scheme to make available 240 tonnes of quotas for cod, place, skate, rays, sole and other commercial species is to open shortly. The concept is to lease quotas at…
Bay of Biscay small pelagics survey underway
Research vessels Emma Bardan and Vizconde de Eza have been deployed for a month-long research survey to evaluate the state of anchovy and sardine stocks in the Bay of Biscay.…
New crabber handed over
The handover of new crabber Kapitan Khazan to Russian fishing company Antey was a big event, and was attended by Federal Fisheries Agency head Ilya Shestakov. ‘Companies that catch crab…
Port of Thyborøn appoints new CEO
The Port of Thyborøn will be in experienced hands when new CEO Kjartan Ross joins the team on 15th May. A recruitment process has been taking place since February this…
Renewed demands for blanket ban on mobile gears in MPAs
The European Bottom Fishing Alliance is accusing the EU Commission’s environmental division of presenting a set of rigidly-defined questions to ICES, against the backdrop of a renewed demands for a…
Comparing future fuels for fishing
Fisheries Innovation & Sustainability (FIS) has released its latest report taking a practical look at decarbonising the UK fishing fleet, this time focusing on hydrogen fuel as an option to deliver net-zero…
NOAA releases 2023 snapshot of US fisheries
NOAA Fisheries has released its Annual Report to Congress on the Status of US Fisheries. This highlights the broad economic impact of commercial and recreational fisheries on the US economy,…
SFF urges Scottish Government to rebalance green agenda
In a clear message to Scotland’s incoming First Minister, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation states that there is an urgent need to rebalance the green agenda – to ‘right the wrongs’…
Sapmer awarded third MSC certification
The MSC certification of Sapmer's Indian Ocean tuna tuna seine fishery has been announced, following an 18-month audit and evaluation conducted by independent certifying body Control Union. With this certification,…
Better dynamics with switch to SYM7
Skippers David Gatt and Barry Reid of Scottish trawler Audacious are satisfied with the switch to a Scantrol SYM 7, away from the original winch control system on board. ‘It’s…
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