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HMS Severn - P282


HMS Severn - P282

De Marie Louise (Z-47) arrested by HMS Severn (P282) today and the vessels make port on the Tyne (North East England) - 5th May 2007.

De Marie Louise is a fishing boat out of Zeebrugge (Belgium) and was arrested today in the North Sea by the British Fisheries Protection vessel, HMS Severn (P282).

Both vessels arrived in the Port of Tyne at 14.00 on 5th May 2007 and berthed at the Riverside Quay (RSQ).

HMS Severn is a River class offshore patrol vessel of the British Royal Navy. She was built by Vosper Thornycroft in Southampton and is on Lease Back to the Navy.

IMO 9261334
Year of Build   2003 - Vosper Thornycroft (UK) Ltd - Southampton
Length Overall   79.500  
Length (BP)   79.500
Breadth Moulded   13.600
Draught   3.800
Gross Tonnage   1,000
2 oil engines reduction geared to screw shaft driving 2 CP propellers
Total Power: Mcr 6,068kW (8,250hp)
Service Speed: 20.00kts

Official web site for the Ship can be seen @ http://www.royalnavy...r/show/nav.2182



    A Belgian beam trawler which used ‘blinders’ - illegal linings in her trawl nets - to catch illegal undersized fish which were then kept, was forced to tie up four days while the skipper and owner faced prosecution by the Marine and Fisheries Agency.

    The skipper and owner of Belgian Beam trawler De Marie Louise both pleaded guilty to fishing illegally in the North Sea , at North Shields Magistrates court on Tuesday May 8th.

    They also discovered over 4,000 illegal under-sized sole, headed skinned and frozen, which had been retained. Catches of plaice and skate had been under recorded in the ship’s fishing log book.

    Marc Morbee (cor), and owners BVBA Rederij De Marie (cor), both of Belgium, were fined £5,000 each for retaining undersized sole; £3,000 each for the illegal net attachments;£150 each for under recording plaice and skate, costs of £2,330 each, making a total in fines and costs of £20, 960.
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