Yard’s eighteenth newbuild for loyal customer
Boulogne shipbuilder Socarenam has launched the eighteenth in the long series of trawlers it has built for Erquy fishing company Porcher. The 25-metre, 13-metre breadth Sémillante was handed over at…
Setting new standards for fish welfare and energy consumption
Norwegian operator Frøy AS has signed a contract with the Murueta Shipyard in Northern Spain for the construction of a groundbreaking wellboat that aims to set the standard for the…
Straight from shipyard to fishing grounds
New pelagic vessel Høgaberg isn’t going straight home to the Faroe Islands following the handover to owners Framherji. Handed over by the Karstensen yard, Høgaberg has gone straight to fishing…
Sixth supertrawler for RFC
The sixth in a series of ten factory vessels for the Russian Fishery Company is being outfitted at the quayside at the Admiralty Shipyard in St Petersburg. Mekhanik Shcherbakov is…
Russian Crab’s latest new vessel is named after former director Alexander Anatolyevich Sapozhnikov. Images: Russian Crab Group
Crabber named after company’s former director
The latest crabber to be built for Russian Crab has been launched at the Onega Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant, and named after the company’s former director, Alexander Sapozhnikov, who…
Barents Sea trawler takes shape in Astrakhan
A new fresher trawler for Russian fishing and processing company JSC Nord Vest FC is being built at the Akhtubinsk Shipyard. Currently 80% complete, Merlang is designed to fish for…
Nodosa delivers second Falklands freezer trawler
Just a few weeks after the delivery of Prion to its Spanish-Falklands joint venture owners, the Nodosa Shipyard in Marín has delivered a second 85-metre freezer trawler designed to operate…
First longliner from Russian Far East shipbuilder
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…
Seiners for Russian Far East
Built under the government investment quotas programme, two new seine netters for owners in the Russian Far East are at the smaller end of the scale of vessels being built…
Icelandic company’s new pelagic catcher
The new 75.40-metre LOA, 16.50-metre breadth Hákon sailed from the Karstensen yard in Skagen in October, and its delivery trip was interrupted with a stopover in the Faroes to deal…
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