mar. 2024

Navigating Towards a Sustainable Future

Our product PingMe is designed to address some of the most pressing challenges faced by marine ecosystems and the fishing industry today. The innovative solution offers a promising path to a sustainable future, balancing necessary fishing practices with the urgent need to protect our oceanic frontiers. Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Conservation The dichotomy between […]

des. 2023

Targeting Snow Crabs in Their Ideal Habitats

In the quest for more sustainable and efficient fishing practices, technology plays a pivotal role. Among the innovative tools revolutionizing the industry, PingMe stands out as a game-changer, especially in the niche but lucrative snow crab fishing sector. This sensor system is not just a tool for finding lost fishing gear; it’s a beacon guiding […]

nov. 2023

Harnessing Real-time Data for Precise Catches

Successful fishing is as much an art as it is a science. Beyond the simple act of casting a net or line lies an understanding of the marine environment. While experience and intuition have always been the fisherman’s trusted allies, we now stand on the cusp of a new era where precision meets intuition. PingMe […]

aug. 2023

The Global Ghost Gear Initiative: Success in the Fight Against Ghost Fishing

The silent menace of ghost fishing, caused by abandoned, lost, or discarded fishing gear (ALDFG), is a persistent challenge faced by marine ecosystems across the globe. The Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI) was established to tackle this issue head-on. Since its inception, the GGGI has celebrated numerous successes, showcasing a resolute commitment to making the […]

jul. 2023

Banishing Ghost Gear: A Global Effort for Ocean Conservation

Ghost fishing, a silent threat to marine ecosystems, knows no boundaries. Ocean currents can carry lost or abandoned fishing gear across vast distances, making it a global issue. For example, approximately 95% of nets that wash ashore in Australia are believed to originate from other countries, highlighting the transboundary nature of the problem. As these […]

jun. 2023

Norway’s Annual Fishing Gear Recovery Program

Norway has gained recognition for its commitment to sustainable fisheries management and environmental conservation. One notable initiative undertaken by the Norwegian government is the annual fishing gear recovery program. This program aims to combat ghost fishing by actively retrieving lost or abandoned fishing gear from Norwegian waters. In this article, we delve into the key […]

mai. 2023

Ghost fishing in Scotland

Earlier this month we went to the skipper expo in Aberdeen. It was a valuable experience, and gave us an opportunity to hear from the locals. Ghost fishing is a growing concern in Scotland’s marine environment. This phenomenon occurs when abandoned or lost fishing gear, such as nets and lines, continue to fish and entangle […]

okt. 2021

Global fishing industry applauds new ‘pinger’ system as a solution to the problem of locating lost gear

As well as the major financial loss for a skipper to lose his gear and catch, due to storms or being dragged away by another vessel, the environmental impacts of lost gear acting as ‘ghost fishing’ or seabed thrash has for many years been highlighted for the huge damage to fish stocks that it can cause.

okt. 2021

‘A Game Changer’ – Innovative solution to end ‘lost gear’ problems for fishermen to save money and avoid environmental impact

The international fishing industry is set to welcome a new product on the market that will bring an end to both the financial and environmental impacts for fishermen who lose their pots, gill nets and even trawls.