Latest Far East crab catcher delivered
The first of a series of new vessels designed to replace the ageing Russian Crab fleet has been delivered by the Onega Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant, following sea trials…
Omolon is the first crabber to be built by the Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Plant. Images: USC
Far East yard delivers new crabber
With sea trials in Gaydamak Bay completed by its crew with key personnel from the Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Plant, part the United Shipbuilding Corporation, crabber Omolon has been handed over to…
Fishing for Bristol Bay red king crab in winter. Images: Alaska Bering Sea Crabbers/Jamie Goen
Filling critical data needs for Bristol Bay red king crab
This winter, crab fishermen are working together with scientists to meet the challenges of winter research into Bristol Bay red king crab. The Bering Sea crab industry is partnering with…
First crabber from Far East yard
The first of a pair of crabbing vessels built for Russian Far East company Mag-C International LLC is completing sea trials. Omolon is the first crabber built at the Khabarovsk…
Russian Crab increases share of Russia’s crab exports
The largest crab producer in the Russian Far East, Russian Crab Group, reports that during 2022 its vessels caught 99% of their allowed quotas and the catch came to over…
Crustacean mortality findings inconclusive
An expert panel convened to investigate an unusually large-scale crustacean mortality that was observed along a 70km stretch of the coast of north-eastern England in 2021 has recorded no definite…
Newbuild floated off for Russian Crab
The second of a series of vivier crabbers for Russian Crab has been launched at the Onega shipyard, as the latest stage in the company’s investment in new tonnage to…
Crab catcher launched at Nobel Brothers yard
A new crabber for Aqua-Invest, a subsidiary of the TIGR Pacific Investment Group, has been floated off for completion at the Nobel Brothers Shipyard. New crabber Sergey Prikhodko is built…
Third crabber floated off for Antey
With two launches already completed last month, the Nakhodka Shipyard has now launched a third in the series of 57.70 metre by 12.60 metre breadth crabbers being built for Russian…
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Second crabber for Antey fleet
The Nakhodka Shipyard in the Russian Far East has floated off a second new crabbing vessel for the Antey fishing group. The eight new vessels joining the Antey fleet are…
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