Scottish government consults on electrofishing
The Scottish government has launched a consultation on potential proposals to legalise electrical fishing for razor clams.
Peterhead boat fire
Fire crews were called out to deal with a fire on board a fishing vessel in Peterhead last night.
State Secretary Martijn Van Dam to open Holland Fisheries Event
The seventh Holland Fisheries Event, the premier fisheries and maritime trade fair in the Netherlands, is to be officially opened by State Secretary for economic affairs Martijn van Dam on Friday 7th October in Urk.
Wärtsilä trawler design offers greater fuel efficiency
Wärtsilä Ship Design has introduced a new optimised stern trawler design that will reduce fuel consumption and notably increase overall vessel efficiency compared to currently available designs.
Longliner held in São Tomé
A Spanish longliner apprehended last week with a cargo of shark is being held by the authorities in the African island state of São Tomé and Príncipe while the contents of its fishroom is investigated.
Fishery Council Asks for Transparent Analysis of Proposed Marine Monument Expansion
The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council has agreed to a resolution that asks the US government to address a suite of concerns before acting on the proposed expansion on the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument (MNM) in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. The proposed monument expansion could prohibit commercial tuna fishing by US vessels in two-thirds of US offshore waters around Hawaii.
Deep Vision up for Nor-Fishing award
Scantrol’s Deep Vision is one of the three nominees for Nor-Fishing’s Innovation Award, due to be awarded today.
Full trips in a few hauls
According to Guðlaugur Jónsson, skipper of HB Grandi’s pelagic vessel Venus, which sailed last night from Vopnafjörður, catches have been good in the last couple of trips.
Cod and oil don’t mix
Arctic cod are clearly highly susceptible to oil pollution, according to Otto Gregussen of the Norwegian Fishermen’s Association, commenting on research carried out by the University of Tromsø.
Iceland’s Ministry sets regional quotas
Iceland’s Ministry of Industries and Innovation, which includes the fisheries and agriculture briefs, has set the regional quotas for the 2016-17 quota year that opens on 1st September.
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