Monsoon holiday for Kerala fisheries
Indian state Kerala has put ban on fishing and trawling during monsoon season, confirms a report.
Gillnet season opens with high hopes
Gillnetters are out in USA with high hopes that this season there will be good harvest.
Sealord eyes higher hoki quota
Sealord has taken advantage of the higher hoki quota by chartering a larger vessel with 10 percent more capacity.
Fish Prices Landings For Scotland
A reduction in landings of both round haddock and whiting saw prices for these strengthen at the start beginning of last week Monday and Tuesday June 13-14 at Peterhead Harbour Fish Market, Scotland's premier fishing port.
Renewal of fisheries agreement protocol EU/Guinea Bissau
The European Union initialled today a new one-year protocol to the fisheries agreement with Guinea Bissau.
Fishing Vessel Skipper Found Guilty for Failure to Keep a Proper Lookout.
On 23rd July 2009 the British Registered fishing vessel Avalon II, registered in Campbeltown CN690, was reported steaming round in circles in Machrie Bay on the West side of the Island of Arran in the Firth of Clyde.
Can fish feed help farmed salmon adapt to climate changes?
How will salmon farming adapt to predicted climate changes? Can feed formulation be used as a tool to reduce the impacts of rising seawater temperatures? These are underlying questions for a new PhD project conducted by Vibeke Vikeså at Skretting Aquaculture Research Centre.
Fish catches in May 2011
Total catch of Icelandic vessels in May 2011 was 43,421 tonnes compared to 73,550 tonnes in May 2010.
Trawlers share 30th birthday
Two of HB Grandi’s fresher trawlers, Ottó N Thorláksson RE-203 and Sturlaugur H Bödvarsson AK-10 see the thirtieth anniversaries of their first trips to sea this year.
Silver smelt fishery enters MSC assessment
Faroese company Tavan SP/F has entered its Great Silver Smelt (Argentina silus) fishery for full MSC assessment.
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