Capelin season gets green light
Iceland’s winter season for capelin has been given the go-ahead with a quota of just under 200,000 tonnes, following a broad survey conducted earlier this month. The Marine and Freshwater…
Iceland’s winter season for capelin has been given the go-ahead with a quota of just under 200,000 tonnes, following a broad survey conducted earlier this month. The Marine and Freshwater…
This year’s autumn capelin survey of waters to the east of Greenland is currently in progress, and is a collaborative initiative by the Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) in…
Proposals by Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) to advise a 4% cut to next year’s cod quota haven’t been received with delight by the industry, as the Institute…
New marine research vessel Thórunn Thórðardóttir HF-300 is finally about to arrive in Iceland after being handed over to the Marine and Freshwater Research Institute last week. It’s three years…
A variety of technologies, including Hampiðjan’s DynIce Data cable and the Star-Oddi Fish Scanner, have been brought together to provide a new look at assessing stock, and is currently being…
The criticism levelled by Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute at former Prime Minister (and acting Fisheries Minister) Bjarni Benediktsson is politely pointed, stating that ‘fishing will have a negative…
A survey carried out last week by two pelagic vessels off the east of Iceland has failed to return results that would support a quota for this winter’s capelin fishery.…
The results of an acoustic survey of capelin abaundance off the west, north and east of Iceland hasn’t returned results that provide optimism for a capelin season this winter. Research…
The Marine and Freshwater Research Instiute in Iceland has taken delivery of a Revolution remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) capable of conducting research in bays and fjords around the country. The ROV…
Iceland’s capelin season is hanging in the balance as the Marine and Freshwater Institute’s advice for a zero-quota fishery this winter still holds. With an acoustic survey still in progress…