Now more and more US trawlers are installing Notus. In 2006 Notus installed systems in Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York.<\/p>\n
A typical system installed in the US monitors doorspread, headline height, temperature and measures the trawl wires. The unique feature of accurately measuring each trawl wire is critical to ensure proper gear geometry.<\/p>\n
Skipper David Haggerty of FV \u201cHarmony\u201d comments: \u201cWe\u2019ve had great success with Notus floundering as I can keep my net straight on harder bottom.\u201d<\/p>\n
By keeping the doors square and measuring other crucial trawl parameters, the Trawlmaster increases fishing. If there is something wrong with the gear, the system indicates it immediately. Skipper Vincenzo Russo of FV \u201cMiss Trish\u201d says: \u201cI\u2019m catching more with Notus because I know my gear is right all the time.\u201d<\/p>\n
Many US customers have limited days at sea. Notus ensures that the trawl gear is working efficiently on every tow. The results are better catch rates at a reduced fuel consumption.<\/p>\n
Smaller US trawlers are also seeing benefits. Skipper Charlie Brayton of FV \u201cKelsi & Morgan\u201d comments: \u201cWe put the Trawlmaster on and found a door problem immediately. We would have never found the gear problem without the system as the shine on the doors looked OK.\u201d Surprisingly, this problem was discovered by the warp measurement and was not as apparent by just observing doorspread.<\/p>\n
Notus also offers solutions for twin riggers (the Notus UK office specialises in this type of fishing). Skipper Gary Yerman of US twin rigger FV \u201cMystic Way\u201d comments \u201cWe are more than satisfied with the Notus equipment and service. We\u2019ve been improving our trawl gear.\u201d On a twin rig, Notus monitors the spread on each net, measures all three trawl wires and calculates a middle wire adjustment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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