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We’re here to provide a comprehensive overview of fishing industry news and key links.

The galleries bring you an overview of posts from across community sites for seamless access to what’s going on in the fishing industry right now, alongside our continuous newsfeed. Trawlerphotos covers the entire North Atlantic region with daily updates.

The highly anticipated delivery of premium mackerel from Norway coincides with Norway Seafood Festival in Tokyo. This year, Norwegian herring also makes an appearance for the first time. Today marks the arrival in Japan of the Saba Nouveau mackerel, flown in fresh from Norway to celebrate the first catch of the season. Now in its sixth year, this become an autumn tradition and tells a lesser-known story of how a seasonal fish from Norway’s cold waters has travelled to the other side of the world and earned a distinctive place within Japanese food culture. Saba Nouveau mackerel is flown in… [...]

Six Indonesian fishermen have pleaded guilty to fishing illegally in Australian waters at Darwin Local Court. The charges follow the location and apprehension of an Indonesian fishing vessel on 21st August 2026 by Australian authorities. The vessel was reported by local community members after being sighted near Little Adolphus Island in the Torres Strait, Queensland. ABF responded and found the vessel taking on water. Six crew were on board along with fishing equipment and approximately 700kg of salt, used to preserve sea cucumber. The crew were detained and transported to Darwin for further investigation by AFMA. All six crew members… [...]

FAO director-general Qu Dongyu is under pressure to clarify comments made at the recent World Summit on Small-Scale Fisheries held in Rome, when he stated that we ‘certainly do not need more wild fish catches,’ and questioned the nutritional quality of wild fish, portraying fishing as an activity that is generally neither sustainable nor environmentally friendly, nor capable of generating sufficient income. A joint statement was prepared in response within the framework of the International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty (IPC) to express the concerns of fishing communities and Indigenous Peoples over the director-general’s comments, in which he also advocated… [...]

Due to low biomass levels, the Falkland Islands Fisheries Department has taken the decision to close this year’s second Loligo season. This decision has been taken following analysis of the catch data following the resumption of fishing after the two-week pause, as well as the results of the two days of exploratory fishing. This closure significantly affects the operations of sixteen freezer trawlers that operated in Falkland Islands waters by joint ventures between Spanish and Falkland Islands companies. A Fisheries Department representative stated that this precautionary measure has been taken to try and ensure the long-term sustainability of the fishery.… [...]

Latest Fishing News

Keep a close eye on the industry with our daily updates. The fishing industry is developing rapidly
all the time, with innovations reaching the market all the time. We track and monitor these developments and bring them to you as they happen to keep you updated. We’re also watching the industry’s steadily evolving politics with the constant demands for fishing to be greener and cleaner – keeping track of the industry landscape as it changes.
FiskerForum is behind Trawlerphotos, and produces around 2500 industry-related articles each year, sourced mainly from the North Atlantic region – with the focus on the Nordic countries, as well as the Netherlands, Belgium, France, the UK and Ireland.

Newbuildings

New Vessels

We keep track of new fishing vessels from all over Europe and around the world, in line with the major optimisation of fisheries that has taken place in recent years. We follow shipyards and designers around the world to keep you updated on newbuilds in the fishing industry.