This week in Fishing News you will find: • No foreign boats outside 12 miles • Pulse trawling set to get green light • Coastal PO achieves recognition • Feature: Bellerophon II • Isle of Wight celebrates 150 years of lifesaving…
UK pulls out of London Convention deal on 6-12 access. The government has put in motion steps to secure exclusive control over the UK’s 12-mile limit, reports Tim Oliver. DEFRA secretary Michael Gove announced last week that the UK has…
The Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation (KFO), along with representatives from the other Irish Fish Producers Organisations and the National Inshore Fisheries Forum, were invited to attend a meeting of the Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine, reports Pauric Gallagher.…
Whitby boatbuilder Parkol Marine Engineering currently has four new fishing vessels in varying stages of build, marking a significant first, reports David Linkie. Above: Framing the engineroom section of a 26m pair-seiner, similar to Victory Rose. Fabrication work in progress for…
Under-10 boats make up more than three quarters of the UK fleet but get a tiny fraction of the fishing opportunity, It’s time they got organised. John Worral reports. Above: There are 4,255 U-10s in the UK, working from a wide…
Nearly 300 guests watched skipper James Locker’s mother, Shelia, name the new 26m whitefish vessel Victory Rose WY 34 in the time-honoured manner, in glorious sunshine at Whitby on Saturday, 24 June, reports David Linkie. Above: Victory Rose WY 34…
Each week we bring you the boat of the week, taken from Fishing News. Name: Ardent INS 127 LOA: 26.54m Built: Campbeltown Shipyard 1987 Type: Pair-seiner Home port: Peterhead We’ll be back next week with our latest boat focus. Got some…
This week in Fishing News you will find: • ‘Some banned fishermen will fish in UK EEZ after Brexit’ • Victory Rose naming ceremony • Four new Parkol builds • Feature: Cockle fisheries • Mackerel quota review • BOTW: Ardent…
EUFA leader warns against sudden changes. An EU fishermen’s leader says he does not want to see EU fishermen breaking the rules of any new Brexit agreement that bans them from their former grounds in UK waters, reports Tim Oliver.…
The Marine Management Organisation has given its go-ahead for a grant-supported project to build a new fish market at Newlyn, with construction commencing in the autumn of this year, reports Phil Lockley. Above: Newlyn Harbour Master Rob Parsons with Darren Williams,…
