Netter slips under the tonnage limit

Article Abstract:

The tonnage of Keilir II, a Viking 1340 type GRP-hulled netter, was reduced 11.90 gt, by reducing the boat's depth from 1.56 to 1.46 metres. The reduction was done to meet the tonnage needs of the owner, who for a part of the year netted lumpfish; a fishery limited to vessels less than 12 tonnes.

Europe, Design and construction, Viking ships

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Is that my ship? u asks owner after conversion

Article Abstract:

The comprehensive conversion of NorwayEs Gangstad Junior, to fish for herring and saithe and North Sea Prawns was such that the owner and his family did not even recognize the ship when they saw it. The refitting work was carried out at the Nordship shipyard of Poland.

Poland

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Pelagic skippers renew their ships

Article Abstract:

Renovation plans of skippers to their pelagic tank ships to increase capacity are presented.

Remodeling and renovation

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