Exmouth Gulf, along with the Shark Bay fishery, are the first Australian prawn fisheries to be certified to the MSC’s rigorous Version 2.01 standard (introduced in 2018). Only four tropical…
Icelandic boatbuilder Trefjar has delivered a new Cleopatra 50 to Bridlington fisherman Ben Woolford. Built to fish for crab and lobster, the new Dylhàris has already started fishing and is…
Dutch fly-shooter Riemda UK-160 is reported to have been lost in the Channel on Wednesday night. Initial reports are that the processing deck became flooded, with pumps unable to cope…
Pearson Electrical, based in Hull, has been appointed as the UK’s only approved installer for the SeaBis system, an early warning system designed to alert vessel owners to electrolysis problems…
Four and a half years on, and it seems that an agreement between the EU and the UK on fisheries is as far off now as at any time since…
Brim’s factory trawler Örfirisey docked a few hours ago after a relatively short trip of just nineteen days at sea. According to this trip’s skipper, Thór Thórarinsson, the catch is…
European Fisheries Alliance (EUFA) chairman Gerard van Balsfoort has slammed the deal being thrashed out between Brexit negotiators as grossly misrepresentative of the actual value of certain stocks to the…
The EU’s offer of a quarter of current fishing rights as a sweetener to the UK to achieve a deal is seen as Europe’s fishing sector being sacrificed, according to…
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch has released initial findings concerning the explosion that severely damaged crabber Galwad-Y-Mor BRD-116 last week while fishing north-east of Cromer, determining that the explosion was…
The Scottish Seafood Association is urging the UK government to compensate its members who will lose millions of pounds following the 48-hour closure of French borders. There were already considerable…
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