New capelin survey underway
A fresh capelin survey is due to start today, with three commercial pelagic vessels sailing with scientific teams on board from Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute The survey is…
Successful CatchCam-Flyer pairing
Vónin’s Flyer headline lifting device has provided an ideal skyhook for the CatchCam developed by SafetyNet Technologies. Rigging a flyer with a CatchCam camera has turned out to be a…
Natural choice for factory deck supplier
When the Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corporation (QFC) placed the order for its factory trawler Saputi II, the choice went to Carsoe to provide the advanced processing deck. The 79-metre, 17-metre beam…
US allocates over $42 million in fishery disaster funding
US Secretary of Commerce Gina M. Raimondo has announced the allocation of more than $42 million to address fishery disasters that occurred in Alaska, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oregon and the…
Inter Scotia.
Second wellboat christening in less than a year
Norwegian wellboat operator Intership has christened the second of its two new vessels built at Zamakona Yards. Inter Scotia has a 2500 cubic metre capacity and is a Salt design…
UK accused of defying Brexit agreement terms
Industry associations in Denmark have accused the UK of turning its back on the agreement struck over Brexit by placing the British part of the Dogger Bank off-limits – and…
Jan Maria heads home
A new factory stern trawler for German fishing company Nordbank Hochseefischerei GmbH is heading home from the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey. The 88.10-metre, 18.30-metre breadth Jan Maria BX-792 replaces Gerda…
Building an industry-science dialogue
Tuna industry representatives and scientists were able to compare notes and listen to each others’s concerns at meeting held by the Europêche Tuna Group in Montpellier. This isn’t the first…
Factory trawler’s sea trials underway
The latest newbuild to join the Russian Far East fleet has begun sea trials ahead of delivery to the Russian Fishery Company. This is the fourth in the series of…
Icelandic Fisheries College bursary recipients announced
Three students at the Icelandic College of Fisheries in Grindavik have each been awarded ISK 300,000 each towards their respective fisheries-related training courses. The award is made by the organisers…
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