
Icelandic mackerel season starts
This summer’s mackerel season is underway with both of HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels on the fishing grounds already.
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This summer’s mackerel season is underway with both of HB Grandi’s pelagic vessels on the fishing grounds already.

Iceland’s fisheries minister Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson has taken decisions on the 2016-17 quota year’s fishing quotas and as in previous years, the Ministry has followed the Marine Research Institute’s recommendations.

A pair of fresher trawlers being built for Icelandic operators at the Huanghai yard at Rongcheng in China are expected to be among the most environmentally friendly to date.

The groundfish trawlers operated by Síldarvinnslan and its subsidiary companies did well during May.

Hampidjan’s fishing gear specialist Aðalsteinn Snæbjörnsson spent a trip on redfish in the Irminger Sea to help the crew of German trawler Mark with their new pelagic Gloria trawl.

With the Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue’s (Ice-Sar) training vessel currently not seaworthy, a debate has opened up on the future of training for seafarers in Iceland.

One of HB Grandi’s trawlers is due to dock in Reykjavík later today after a trip to fishing grounds off the Westfjords chasing saithe, and is about to land a mixed trip of redfish, saithe and cod.

Iceland’s Marine Research Institute has published its 2016/17 report on the state of marine stocks, which includes its recommendations to the government for the new 2016/17 quota year that opens on the first of September.

Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar has delivered a new seine netter to owners in Norway.

Icelandic fishing company Ögurvík, based in Reykjavík and operating one freezer trawler, has been acquired by Brim hf.
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