Working together to manage Scotland’s pelagic stocks
Scotland’s fishing industry is taking a new hands-on role in collecting the data used to make the annual management decisions on herring, mackerel and blue whiting stocks. The Scottish Government…
Message sent to coastal states – as Faroes set pelagic quotas
Faroese Minister of Fisheries Árni Skaale has signed off a decision on the Faroese fleet’s quotas for blue whiting and Atlanto-Scandian herring on similar lines to previous years – and…
Danish pelagic fleet introduces 100% documented fishing
Denmark’s pelagic operators are set to be the first in Europe to introduce fully documented fishing across the whole fleet. By the end of this year, all fishing vessels within…
Russian fleet fishes Barents Sea capelin
By the end of last month, the Russian fleet had caught 9300 tonnes of capelin, or roughly a third of its quota for this year, according to Vasily Sokolov, deputy…
Christian í Grótinum delivered to Klaksvík owners
There has been a Christian í Grótinum in operation since 1975, and the latest pelagic vessel to carry this famous name has been delivered to the Rasmussen family in Klaksvík,…
New Havfisk ordered from Karstensen
Norwegian fishing company Havfisk AS, a subsidiary of Henning Veibust’s Ålesund-based company Veibust Fiskeriselskap, has placed an order for a new 75.10 metre pelagic vessel to be built at the…
Capelin reach Faxa Bay – roe season approaching
Capelin have been migrating rapidly along the south coast over the last few days. Challenging weather conditions and the accompanying delays to fishing have meant that it hasn’t been easy…
New Knester ordered from Danish yard
The owners of Norwegian pelagic vessel Knester have placed an order for a new 75.20 metre vessel with a 15.50 metre beam, to be delivered in February 2024. This will…
New purse seine performs perfectly
As the Icelandic pelagic fleet switches from trawling for capelin in the early part of the season to purse seine gear as the fish gather in tight marks off the…
Norway raises discrimination issue with Iceland over capelin fishery
The Norwegian fleet has long felt itself to be at a disadvantage during the capelin fishery in Icelandic waters, and Norway’s Minister of Fisheries has again raised the issue with…
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