A new four-year research project, supported by the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC), aims to develop a new harvest strategy for Australia’s Southern and Eastern Scalefish and Shark Fishery…
While development in purse seine technology has generally been a gradual process, a co-operation between Mørenot Fishery in Norway and Japanese manufacturer Asano has resulted in a new generation of…
When police in New Zealand stopped Jason Nix’s car on an unrelated matter, they found more than twenty times the daily catch of sea cucumber in it – and called…
Seaqloud, which delivers software and sensor technology to the seafood industry, has acquired Norwegian company Sematek and strengthens its offering within sensors for the fish farming and maritime industries. The…
The explosive growth of common octopus (Octopus vulgaris) populations, first reported by fishermen in the south-west of England earlier this year, has led to an unprecedented collaboration, rapidly brought together,…
Crews of two Indonesian fishing vessels have appeared in an Australian court, with heavy penalties handed to several repeat offenders. Both vessels were intercepted and destroyed at sea. The first…
A 12,000-metre length of Hampiðjan’s high-performance DynIce Warp has been delivered to the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) for research vessel Kaimei. This 25mm DynIce Warp with…
Around fifteen Scottish pelagic vessels are already fishing for North Sea herring as the season gathers pace, and the rest of the fleet will be at sea before long. The…
For the third season in a row the authorities in the Falkland Islands have taken the decision to close down a loligo squid season. The current winter season opened on…
Succorfish has stopped forwarding IVMS data to the MMO, preventing the MMO from receiving positional data from under-12m vessels using Succorfish type-approved devices. A Succorfish repreentative stated that the company…
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