Sjohav


Vessel type

Fishing vessel

Shipowner

Sjohav AS

Shipyard

Havyard Eid AS

Year built

2004

Project Story

Sjohav (previously known as Sildaskjær) is a fishing vessel for Sjohav AS, built at Havyard Eid AS in 2004. The vessel is equipped for Danish seine and purse seine operations and has been developed for a working environment where catch handling, raw material quality, crew and technical systems need to work closely together across changing seasons.

At 37.0 metres long, 8.5 metres wide and with a cargo capacity of 300 m³, the vessel is tailored to its segment of the coastal fishing fleet. The design is not simply about accommodating fishing gear and cargo, but about creating short and safe working lines from catch handling through reception, cooling and storage to unloading.

Sjohav is a combined Danish seine and purse seine vessel, with emphasis on good seakeeping, manoeuvrability and continuous operations in coastal fishing.

The deck arrangement, cargo hold, machinery and accommodation have been designed as an integrated whole to create a vessel that is practical to operate. Good visibility, safe access and the correct positioning of equipment are essential when a small crew needs to work efficiently during periods of challenging weather.

Sjohav demonstrates how a fishing vessel can be adapted to specific fishing gear, local operating patterns and the shipowner's requirements, while maintaining the simplicity that makes the vessel robust in daily operations.

Facts

Name Sjohav
Shipowner Sjohav AS
Year Built 2004
Vessel Type Fishing Vessel
Fishing Gear Danish Seine, Purse Seine
Shipyard Havyard Eid AS
Length (o.a.) 37.0 m
Beam 8.5 m
Depth (moulded) 4.8 m
Draught -
Cargo Capacity 300 m³
Propulsion MGO

Design focus

01

Fishing Profile

The vessel is developed for Danish seine and purse seine operations, with the positioning of fishing gear, winches and working deck adapted for practical use.

02

Cargo and Quality

The 300 m³ cargo capacity is integrated with solutions for receiving, cooling and controlled handling of the catch.

03

Seakeeping

The hull and main dimensions provide a working vessel with stability, capacity and safety for the crew.

04

Efficient Operations

Technical spaces, accommodation and deck arrangement are organised to support a clear and efficient workflow throughout long fishing trips.

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