MPI has caught fishers with more than five times the limit of kahawai, and in another incident, fishers with a haul of undersize pāua and snapper.
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Raymarines LightHouse 4 update a bonus for Kiwi fishers
Raymarine has unveiled its new LightHouse 4.1.75 operating system for Axiom displays, with the RVX1000 RealVision 3D module boasting some advantages for keen Kiwi fishers.
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Maritime Museum welcomes back sailings on historic Breeze
The New Zealand Maritime Museum has announced the return of the brigantine Breeze.
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Cyclone Pro’s bird mode a hit with fishers
Raymarine’s breakthrough new Cyclone Pro radars are a hit with the fishing community after recently becoming available in New Zealand.
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Family Boats appointed NZs first Zodiac big RIB dealer
New Zealand and South Pacific Zodiac distributor, Lusty & Blundell, have chosen Auckland marine dealer Family Boats to be their first “big RIB” retailer.
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Further cuts for East Coast tarakihi limits
The government will further reduce commercial catch limits for East Coast tarakihi to help the stock rebuild faster.
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, Emirates Team New Zealand solidify partnership
A signing ceremony of the official Kōtuitanga has taken place between Emirates Team New Zealand and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, representing an ongoing partnership between both organisations.
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Hull marine pest surveys under way in Northland
Divers have begun a programme of checking what will be 2000-plus boat hulls by May 2023 as part of an ongoing search targeting unwanted pests threatening Northland’s marine environment.
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Offshore renewable hydrogen production pilot site launches in France
Lhyfe, a producer of green and renewable hydrogen, has inaugurated its offshore renewable green hydrogen production demonstrator in Saint-Nazaire, France.
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Microplastics found in 75% of fish
Fish ingesting microplastics is a global issue, and species in New Zealand’s southern waters are no exception, a University of Otago study has found.
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