‘Landmark herring catch’ follows new UK quotas

Local fishermen have started to catch herring in Manx waters thanks to new UK quotas that could enable a commercially viable Manx fishery for the first time in 25 years.
The agreement between the Isle of Man and UK governments allows Manx boats to catch up to 100 tonnes of herring this year, and could quadruple by 2026.
Adie Kinrade was the first fisherman to successfully apply for funding from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) to kit out his vessel Our Sarah Jane.
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