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No Naval Ship Available: Polarhav Had to Tow Stjörnan

Stjörnan and Polarhav were fishing north of the coast yesterday, when a noise suddenly came from the gear on board Stjörnan. The MRCC was informed, but as no naval vessel was available, the message was that the partrollers had to manage themselves. So Polarhav took the mackerel on board and towed Stjörnan to Klaksvík. The tow took about 12 hours. – Fortunately, the weather was good. If there had been more shark in the sea, the situation would ha…
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Stjörnan and Polarhav were fishing north of the coast yesterday, when a noise suddenly came from the gear on board Stjörnan. The MRCC was informed, but as no naval vessel was available, the message was that the partrollers had to manage themselves. So Polarhav took the mackerel on board and towed Stjörnan to Klaksvík. The tow took about 12 hours. – Fortunately, the weather was good. If there had been more shark in the sea, the situation would ha…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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