US owner sails toothfish liners

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'American Warrior' and 'America No.1' two toothfish longliners being run by Seaport Management Services LLC of Seattle, Washington, companies owned by Pac Fish Inc., formerly Ocean King Seafood, have received licences from Convention for the Conservation of Antartic Marine Living Resources for catching tooth fish from Ross Sea grounds off Antartica. Accordingly, the two longliners are on course. Lawrence Lasarow, management partner and owner of Pac Fish, discusses the management of his fishing vessels.

United States, Government regulation, Political organizations, Environmental Protection Groups, Antarctica, Environmental associations, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Fishing boats

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Four owners build near-sisters to beat Kerguelen season deadline. Five liners for Southern Ocean toothfish

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Chantiers Piriou is building five ships for French companies interested in fishing the French Kerguelen waters in the Southern Indian Ocean.

Chantiers Piriou

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New ways to store 50 species!

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Nicot (Concarnea, France) has contracted with Oceanic Development to retrofit five trawlers with new catch handling decks.

Facilities & equipment, Nicot (Concarnea, France), Oceanic Development

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