NAVAL ARCHITECTURE WEEK

EDITORIAL | Naval architecture, a fast developing art and science

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Naval architecture is arguably one of the world’s oldest professions. There is ample evidence of it existing for more than five millennia! And, like many other ..

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FISHING/AQUACULTURE WEEK

EDITORIAL | Aquaculture service vessels get bigger and better

Written by Neil Baird on . Posted in Aquaculture World, Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Commercial Mariner - Fishing & Aquaculture, Fishing Boat World Features, Work Boat World Features.

As was strongly predicted more than twenty years ago by our Australian aquaculture columnist and leading fish farmer, Hagen Stehr, fish farming is moving further offshore ..

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NAVAL ARCHITECTURE WEEK

Welcome to Naval Architecture Week!

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It’s everything naval architecture this week and next at BairdMaritime.com as we visit all four corners of the globe to bring you the latest news, vessel reviews, ..

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FISHING/AQUACULTURE WEEK

EDITORIAL | The world fishing boat market revives slowly

Written by Neil Baird on . Posted in Aquaculture World, Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Catching, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Fishing & Aquaculture, Fishing Boat World, Fishing Boat World Features, Fishing Equipment, Longlining World, Other Fishing Methods, Potting World, Seining World, Trawling World, Work Boat World Features.

After a long hiatus, the global fishing boat market seems to be slowly awakening. Decades of ever tightening restrictions on fishing activity, particularly in developed ..

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COLUMN | The “best” material for fishing boats

Written by Alan Haig-Brown on . Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Fishing & Aquaculture, Fishing Boat World Features, Longlining World, Other Fishing Methods, Potting World, Seining World, Trawling World, Work Boat World Features.

There was a time, not so very long ago, that most fishing boats in the 20-metre range were built of wood. In British Columbia the planking on a boat that size was most ..

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FISHING/AQUACULTURE WEEK

COLUMN | Who will catch the fish?

Written by Alan Haig-Brown on . Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Fishing & Aquaculture, Fishing Boat World Features, Longlining World, Other Fishing Methods, Potting World, Regulation & Enforcement, Seining World, Trawling World, Work Boat World Features.

I often find myself joining the cause of fishermen around the world lamenting the lack of consultation by government scientists and bureaucrats with legitimate fishermen. ..

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FISHING/AQUACULTURE WEEK

Welcome to Fishing and Aquaculture Week!

Written by Alex Baird on . Posted in Aquaculture World, Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Catching, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Fishing & Aquaculture, Fishing Boat World, Fishing Boat World Features, Longlining World, Other Fishing Methods, Potting World, Seining World, Sponsored, Trawling World, Work Boat World Features.

It’s everything commercial fishing and aquaculture this week and next at BairdMaritime.com as we visit all four corners of the globe to bring you the latest news, ..

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Fishing and its up-and-coming counterpart aquaculture are critical components of the world’s food supply.

Fishing Boat World, launched in 1989, is there to catch all the catching, processing, regulation and enforcement developments affecting this unique industry.

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