First steel cut for Russian Fishery Company’s sixth Project ST192 trawler

By Baird Maritime - .

Russia’s Admiralty Shipyard has cut the first steel for the sixth of 10 Project ST192 freezer trawlers ordered by Russian Fishery Company.

The Skipsteknisk-designed vessel will measure 108 by 21 metres and will have a cargo hold capacity of 5,500 cubic metres.

The trawler will be used to fish for herring and pollock in the Barents Sea and the Sea of Okhotsk.

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