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Cyclops has successfully completed working sea trials on two French pair trawlers

New Cyclops System from Morgère Delivers Optimum Pair Trawl Performance

  (FRANCE, 2/2/2016)

Morgère has launched an innovative new monitoring system called Cyclops that enables pair trawlers to optimise trawl performance.

The new Cyclops system provides pair team skippers with the ability to monitor and control the size of the pair trawl opening whilst at the same time using the optimum amount of chain required to ensure the desired depth of the fishing gear.

The Cyclops system, which has been patented, features a specially designed spherical steel bobbin sited on each of the two towing warps linking the pair vessels to the trawl. The bobbin has a tube-shaped insert on the topside to hold a Scanmar or other electronic trawl monitoring sensor, whilst the lower part has six attachment points for fixing chain.

Morgère's new products, SPF, SPFTH, allow bottom and pelagic fishing side by side - flexibility that has become essential for many.

The unique design combined with the position of the bobbin on the towing warps enables pair team vessels to accurately monitor the size and depth of the pair trawl opening when fishing. This in turn enables much greater control of the pair trawl.

Cyclops has successfully completed working sea trials on the French pair trawlers Bressay Bank and André Leduc, operated by Boulogne based fishing company Euronor. Fishing for hake to the east of Shetland, the trawler skippers found that the Cyclops system boosted the efficiency and handling of the gear.

Morgère's global experience in a full range of different fisheries.

Stephane Soltane, the captain in charge of fishing equipment for Euronor, said: “We tested the Cyclops in November 2015 in the North sea with the designer of Morgère Martin Bouchard. Thanks to the Cyclops, we were able to shorten the length of wire used, thus reducing the distance between the trawl and the boat, making all kinds of fishing manoeuvres at sea easily achievable.

“We are very satisfied with the Cyclops from Morgère and we have decided to equip all our pair trawlers with the system. I think Cyclops has a great future!”

Skipper of the Bressay Bank, Bernard Kaczor said: “This system was operated throughout all of the fishing trial trip between November 12 to 21 and the results were very successful with spread between Cyclops from 185 to 190 metres and a distance between boats of 520 metres which is very respectable.”

Michel Dagorn of Morgère said: “Following the success of our trials, we are delighted that Cyclops is now in commercial production and available to fishing fleets around the world. It is an innovative system that delivers real benefits to pair trawl skippers because they can see exactly how the trawl is behaving.”

Morgère has established its leading position due to continual innovation and the creation of trawl doors.

About Morgère

Operating on five continents, Morgère is one of the world's leading specialists in trawl doors and is dedicated to serving the fishing industry.

The company has established its leading position due to continual innovation and the creation of trawl doors that are the result of extensive hydrodynamic studies.

Morgère's global experience in a full range of different fisheries, including pelagic and demersal fishing, has enabled to bring to the fishing industry the most efficient technology, maximising catches at the lowest energy cost.

Source: Morgère

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