Autoliners switch to stainless steel hooks

Article Abstract:

Dimon, longline supplier in Iceland has tied up with Beko, India to manufacture stainless steel bait hooks for different types of fishes. The annual requirement of hooks in Iceland and Norway is over 35 million. The advantages of stainless steel hooks and Dimon-Beko companies have been discussed.

India, Alliances, partnerships, Iceland, Alliances and partnerships

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Liners working up to 75,000 hooks!

Article Abstract:

John Ragnar Larsen, an executive of Norway based Mustad, discusses the designing aspects of fishing hooks manufactured by the company. Other products of the company are also discussed.

Executive changes & profiles, Norway, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Mustad A/S, Larsen, John Ragnar

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AFU's first electric hauler

Article Abstract:

Features of hookline electric line hauler developed by AFU, such as light weight, are presented.

United States

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