Scottish aquaculture gets Damanaki’s support
Scotland’s Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham met with European Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki, to discuss Scotland’s successful aquaculture industry.
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Scotland’s Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham met with European Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki, to discuss Scotland’s successful aquaculture industry.
The North East drift net fishery has come under sustained pressure from the powerful and well connected angling lobby for over 30 years. Most fishermen in Northumbria would agree that it has survived the onslaught of the anglers’ pressures primarily because of the determined and resourceful efforts of the the NFFO Salmon Committee, led by Chairman Derek Heselton.

The First Minister and Fisheries Secretary met with fishing leaders today (February 11), to discuss shared priorities for the Scottish fleet.

The Scottish Fishermen’s Federation will be calling for a new vision for Scottish fishing when they meet with First Minister Alex Salmond and Cabinet Secretary for Fisheries Richard Lochhead in Aberdeen tomorrow (11 February).

Polar Fishing Gear of Iceland is the latest company to confirm its attendance at the Fishing 2011 Expo in Glasgow and will be exhibiting a new design of trawl door specially developed for a type of fishing that is becoming increasingly popular amongst skippers

The Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group (SPSG) has entered its West of Scotland herring pelagic trawl fishery into MSC assessment. If the fishery is successful, it will mean that all of the SPSG’s key landings will be MSC certified.
Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham met today with European Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki, to highlight Scotland’s successful aquaculture industry.

Prices of Whitefish at Peterhead Fish Market Scotland’s Premier fishing port were very good at the start of last week and this was due to reduced landings of around 7,373 boxes.
A number of the Scottish fishing fleets remained in harbour for part of the week as severe gales hit the North sea.
Intense discussions between the NFFO and Defra over the shape of the days-at-sea regime for 2011/12 have yet to reach conclusion.

After the incident co-ordinated earlier this week by Stornoway Coastguard which saw 14 crewmen evacuated from the stern Trawler Jack Abry II, subsequent monitoring has shown her firmly aground on the north coast of Rum in the Sound of Canna.
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