Area closures yet another blow
The decision by the UK authorities to implement marine protected areas is set to have far-reaching implcations for French fishing. The EU Commission was notified of these closures in the…
Santa Maria, Sal /Cape Verde Islands - 19. November, 2015: African fishermen return to the port on the Cape Verde Island of Sal after a day of fishing in the Atlantic
New life for satellite buoys
A collaboration between Cape Verde NGO Project Biodiversity and tech company Satlink aims to repurpose satellite buoys used in tropicla tuna fisheries in Atlantic waters to enhance shark monitoring, signal…
FFA launches electronic vessel register and Port State Measures systems
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) has launched a major upgrade and development to their monitoring and surveillance efforts, with two new systems built for vessel registrations and Port…
Pollack closure hits coastal fisheries
A new scientific study on pollack is urgently needed so that accurate and up to date stock data can be collected to properly inform fisheries management, according to The Irish…
New design scalloper promises economic operation
The original brief had been for a sister vessel to Eternal Light, which has been fishing successfully since its delivery in 2019 to Fraserburgh company Whitelink Seafoods. But at an…
Versatile Havsnurp delivered by Skagen yard
Replacing an older vessel built at the same yard in 2012, Karstensens Skibsværft has delivered the new Havsnurp to fishing company Havsnurp AS, owned by the Stølen and Hole families…
ASC Feed Standard lands in Asia with Thai Union’s certification
Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) ha sannounced further uptake of its pioneering Feed Standard, with Thai Union achieving ASC Feed Standard certification for its Mahachai Plant in Thailand. The single-site certification…
Aberdeen industry showcase set to break its own records
The 2024 Scottish Skipper Expo in Aberdeen is looking to be the biggest yet, and the decision to make this an event taking place every second year has ensured that…
Lyme Bay – Assessing offshore aquaculture’s effects on habitat restoration
Scientists, mussel farmers and fishers on the Devon and Dorset coast are this month beginning tagging work as part of a project using cost-effective and non-destructive remote sampling techniques to…
The new Cosmos Trawl net loft in Skagen has a quayside location
New Skagen net loft taking shape
A new fishing gear production and repair facility in the Danish port of Skagen is expected to be ready for use this summer as the new Cosmos Trawl net loft…
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