US EditionScottish pelagic boats head to sea for blue whiting fishery
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Scottish pelagic boats head to sea for blue whiting fishery
The blue whiting fishery for the Scottish pelagic fleet has now commenced, with the Peterhead based vessels Pathway and Lunar Bow the first to head to the Atlantic grounds, with several other boats joining in the coming days. The fishery is taking place off Donegal in Ireland. The fish are spread far and wide, with Norwegian, Faroese and Russian boats working in international waters 200 miles further west than where Scottish and EU vessels are o…
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