KMXT 100.1FM Kodiak, Alaska, March 21, 2018 By Kayla Desroches A researcher is developing a device that could help make monitoring halibut bycatch more efficient. Craig Rose from FishNext Research is in town for Kodiak’s fisheries trade show, ComFish, and will talk...
Fishermen’s News, December 1, 2017 By Mike Hillers “Technology is neither good nor bad; neither is it neutral.” Melvin Kranzberg’s First Law of Technology – Read More.
National Fisherman, August 10, 2017 By Jean Paul Vellotti Bering Sea trawler Araho installs 14 electric winches — but will it set a trend? Click HERE to find out.
Fishermen’s News, August 1, 2017 By David J. Pratt Humans by our very nature fear what is new. For better and sometimes worse, a fear of “new” can slow critical progress, especially where sticking with “tried and tested” becomes a safely known position....
Saving Seafood, July 2017 Fishing fleets around the world rely on nets towed along the bottom to capture fish. Roughly one-fifth of the fish eaten globally are caught by this method, known as bottom trawling, which has been criticized for its effects on the marine...
National Fisherman, May 2017 By Bruce Buls Click HERE to read National Fisherman’s May 2017 front page story by Bruce Buls, Araho Arrives, the new Bering Sea factory trawler transits the Panama Canal between a Gulf Coast launch and a Seattle debut for a Maine...