Skipper John Walsh and his experienced crew have quickly settled into their well-established pattern of working hake and trammel nets over runs of neap tides, before taking a few days in harbour when stronger spring tides are running, report Quentin…
Boat of the week, taken from Fishing News Name: Alcedo BA 77 LOA: 34m Built: Parkol Marine Engineering, Teesside 2020 Type: Automated beam scalloper Home port: Kirkcudbright Got some pictures of your own to share? It can be an image…
– North Sea cod fishing cut – Support Mission ‘world’s biggest fish finger sandwich’ – NFFO: ‘No compulsory onboard cameras’ – Keel laid of first Parkol build for Ireland – Greens push for rigid MSY and onboard cameras…
20.3m automated scalloper is first boat to be built in Parkol Marine Engineering’s new premises on Teesside The new scalloper Atlantic Dawn CN 25, built for James Monaghan of Islay Crab Exports Ltd by Parkol Marine Engineering, started fishing last…
Each week we bring you the boat of the week, taken from Fishing News. Name: Summer Rose OB 141 LOA: 20.3m Built: Parkol Marine Engineering Whitby 2018 Type: Scalloper Home port: Oban We’ll be back next week with our latest boat focus.…
While incorporating a series of innovative features and significant firsts, the 20.3m scalloper Summer Rose OB 141, built by Parkol Marine Engineering of Whitby for the Star Fishing Company Ltd, is based on well-established and mutually beneficial business associations which…
The fully-completed hull of a new design of automated scalloper was launched into the River Tees at Middlesbrough last week, after being built for the Star Fishing Company of Oban by MacDonald Offshore & Marine, under sub-contract to Parkol Marine…
The Shetland scalloper/trawler Renown JW LK 52 is midway through a largescale refit at Whitby, reports David Linkie. Above: Renown JW at Whitby after being fitted with new gunwales amidships… Work currently being carried out on Skerries skipper John Anderson’s boat…
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…
Whitby boatbuilders Parkol Marine Engineering currently have three new vessels at varying stages of build, at the same time as carrying out a wide range of refit work, including a large-scale modernisation project on the Newlyn beamer Trevassa IV, reports…
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