Harnessing vessel data for better basis for decision-making
Researchers at the Norwegian Marine Research Institute have developed a concept outline for how sonar data from fishing vessels can be transferred to the cloud and used more effectively in…
Scientists recommend zero quota sandeel fishery in Norwegian waters
The Norwegian Institute of Marine Research has recommended zero catch for this year’s sandeel fishery, due to critically low concentrations of sandeel in all management areas. The sandeel stock in…
Cornish FPO appoints science and policy lead
The Cornish Fish Producers Organisation has appointed Emily Theobald as its new Science and Policy Lead to work closely with the Cornwall Fisheries Science Board to advance one of CFPO’s…
Capelin season recommendation due this week
Scientists at Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute will later this week deliver recommendations for the current capelin season. The results of the wide-ranging survey conducted by research vessels Thórunn…
Strengthening scientific collaboration in pelagic fisheries
The Pelagic Freezer Trawler Association (PFA) and the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries have announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at benefiting from their mutual interests in scientific surveys,…
SPFA updates science data strategy
The Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association has updated its science data strategy to reflect current and future objectives for ensuring that science plays a fundamental role in the pelagic sector’s commitment…
New Year capelin hunt
Two research vessels and three commercial fishing vessels are ready to embark an a survey of Icelandic waters in the New Year to assess the state of the capelin stock.…
Russia strikes fisheries agreement with Morocco
An agreement between Russia and Morocco, providing access to Russian fishing vessels to Moroccan Atlantic waters, refers primarily to mackerel and horse mackerel. ‘The cooperation agreement signed between our countries…
Cautious capelin advice
Iceland’s Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has issued a cautious 43,766-tonne recommendation for the the coming 2025-26 capelin season. The Institute’s recommendations are based on recent surveys carried out by…
Assessing a Danish creel fishery for langoustine
A project is underway to assess the sustainability and economic factors for a creel fishery for langoustine (nephrops, Norway lobster) in Danish waters, where this has historically been a trawl…
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