The European Bottom Fishing Alliance (EBFA) has voiced its disappointment following the ruling by the General Court of the European Union. This dismissed the joint legal challenge by Spain and…
Austral Fisheries new longliner, Austral Odyssey, has been launched at the yard of its Polish builder, and the hull is about to embark on the trip to the Båtbygg yard…
Plans for new longliner for the Veruegas Lar fishing company based in Marín promises to break new ground for the Spanish fishing fleet as the first of its kind. The…
‘The Autoline Coastal system works well for us, and we’re excited about the upcoming electric upgrade of the system,’ said Pálmi Fannar Smárason, who has sailed as mate on Einhamar…
The Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries has outlined a series of subsidies to support struggling fishing industry sectors over the coming year. The measures are designed to offset…
A new longliner for owners in Norway has been floated off at the Tersan yard in Turkey. This is the latest newbuild in a longstanding partnership between the yard and…
Tuna industry body ISSF is urging delegates at the upcoming Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Ccommission’s annual meeting in Fiji to improve their control over fisheries by strengthening vessel oversight…
The first longliner to be built by a shipyard in the Russian Far East The 63-metre Nagget is being built for Sigma Marine Technology and is one of a series…
New netter/longliner Ingeborg Arntsen, built by Vestværft for Lofoten brothers Jack-Allan and Hans-Michael Arntsen, represents a serious step up over their older vessel in terms of both operational efficiency and…
Beefed-up regulations governing seabird strikes in longline fisheries are being introduced by Fisheries New Zealand, aiming to reduce the risk of seabirds, including critically threatened albatrosses, being caught accidentally by…
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