UK sandeel shutdown challenge
The outcome of the challenge to the UK’s decision to close down sandeel fishing in its waters has resulted in a complex situation under which the ban has been ruled…
Feathers fly as Iceland seeks to adjust resource levy
The bill on the adjustment to Iceland’s resource levy has been distributed to Parliament, following a period of public consultation that attracted 112 comments from individuals, companies, stakeholders, local authorities…
Cattleya acquires Lingbank
Pelagic vessel Lingbank, built for the Rasmusen family in 2019, has changed hands and has been acquired by the owners of Esbjerg pelagic vessel Cattleya. The announcement was made by…
Baltic trawler’s full rebuild
A pelagic vessel operating from the Russian Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad has been through a major overhaul, carried out by local company Adomat. The refit included replacing Nikolay Nechay’s main…
Poachers sentenced at Darwin court
Ten Indonesian nationals have pleaded guilty to illegally fishing in Australian waters in separate cases at Darwin Local Court. The first case arose from an incident on 3rd April, when…
Kattegat trawlers voluntarily switch cameras on
When trawlers head out to fish for langoustine in the Kattegat, the majority of the will be working with camera surveillance systems on board. 50 fishermen have voluntarily agreed to…
Industry’s concern over Commission’s mixed messages
The Spanish fishing body Cepesca has told European Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans Costas Kadis that the messages he has been sending since taking office five months ago need to become…
Turbulent times, says Pelagic Federation’s chairman
Speaking at the Norwegian Pelagic Federation’s annual meeting, chairman Kristian Sandtorv didn’t hold back on issues facing the industry, ranging from the apparently ever-present threat of oil industry expansion, the…
Changes in Keroman’s trawler fleet
Things are moving among the smaller-scale trawlers working from Lorient, with the return of an experienced skipper and other changes. Their main business is centered on langoustines, the season for…
North Sea herring advice down – but sprat up
ICES has recommended a 30% reduction in its advice for North Sea herring, proposing that the quota should not exceed 287,772 tonnes in 2026. This is the lowest quota advice…
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