This week in Fishing News you will find: • Danes use 15th century laws to challenge Brexit EEZ • News from Banff and Buchan • Boat of the Week: Endurance DA 31 • Feature: Newlyn • Skippers wanted to take…
Legal battle could go to EU court. According to a report in The Guardian last week, officials in Copenhagen have built a legal case that claims Danish fishermen have a historic right to fish in seas around the UK dating…
Read the open letter from Warsash Inshore Fishermen’s Group here. To the Editor, I am writing in response to the open letter published on your website on 7 March 2017 from the Warsash Inshore Fisherman’s Group. Moon’s law suggests that…
Former DEFRA Secretary of State Owen Paterson MP has set out a blueprint for a UK fisheries management system after the UK leaves the EU and CFP. This is a summary of his document, UK Fisheries Policy Post Brexit UK…
In the 30 March issue of Fishing News, we printed coverage of the Seafood Expo North America (SENA). In it, one of the exhibitors was incorrectly named as Anderson Crab. This should have been The Crab Company (Scotland) Ltd. We…
Don’t miss out on the Fishing News Awards gala dinner on May 25th at the Hilton Treetops Hotel in Aberdeen. Taking place the night before the Skipper Expo show, the evening will feature a champagne reception followed by the Awards…
This article on how a days at sea system operates in the Faroe Islands, instead of quotas, has been written for Fishing News by former Faroese skipper and fishing industry commentator Eivind Jacobsen. The days at sea system has been…
The latest addition to Brixham’s beam trawler fleet, Sam of Ladram BM 188 landed her first trip into the south Devon port last week on completion of a €1 million modernisation project in the Netherlands, reports David Linkie. Above: Sam of…
Each week we bring you the boat of the week, taken from Fishing News. Name: Suffolk Chieftain LT 372 LOA: 38.25m Built: Appledore Shipbuilders Ltd Appledore 1968 Type: Long-liner Home port: Scrabster/Ullapool We’ll be back next week with our latest boat…
‘Too early to tell’ says SFF. There is no evidence so far of any significant social or economic effects from the highly controversial MPAs introduced early last year on the west coast of Scotland, according to a Marine Scotland study,…
Subscribe to Fishing News magazine today; never miss an issue and save 55%!
