WESMAR
Expands Trawl Options for Bottom and Pelagic FishingWoodinville, WA - 1 November 2007 -- WESMAR has announced the addition
of two new trawl sonar systems, designed for inshore bottom and pelagic
trawlers. The Models TCS180 and TCS230 join WESMAR's Models TCS380 trawl
to provide smaller trawlers
three options for more efficient fishing. All three are third wire systems
considered vastly superior to acoustic trawl systems. More...
WESMAR
Adds 'Get-Home System' to Its Product Line
Woodinville, WA - 19 Sept. 2007 -- WESMAR, leading U.S. manufacturer of
Bow and Stern Thrusters, Roll Fin Stabilizers and Hydraulic
systems has announced it has purchased patent rights to manufacture and
sell the Auxiliary Propulsion Unit (APU) formerly called the BAT Drive
patented by inventor Ronald Voegeli of Oak Harbor, Washington. More...
Fantastic
results with WESMAR stabilizers on high speed luxury sportfisher
Woodinville, WA - 26 January 2005--Elegance radiates on the 92-foot Lanakai
II, a stylish custom built sportfisher with the finest
appointments and equipment on board. From its home in Auckland, New Zealand
it is used for deep-sea fishing, bottom fishing and cruising. Guests and
crew travel in the comfort of elegant and practical comfort in the four
large staterooms and two crew cabins. Power comes from two 1400 horsepower
Caterpillar 3412s. More...
Bottom
trawling with WESMAR's new trawl sonar
Woodinville, WA - 18 January 2005--WESMAR unveiled a new trawl sonar system
at Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle that weighs less
than any other trawl sonar on the market. The sled for the new system
has an in-the-water weight of just 9.9 pounds (4.5 kg), a practical weight
for the ground fish industry. More...
These
stabilizers are the difference between night and day
Woodinville, WA - 5 January 2005--"We would never consider owning
another boat without stabilizers," said Mark Berger after
several trips with the new stabilizer system on his 48-foot Ocean Alexander.
"WESMAR makes a good product. We are totally, 100% sold on these
stabilizers." More...
Customer
testimonials fill a book
Woodinville, WA - 7 February 2005--WESMAR customers like to share their
happiness. Over the years, hundreds of them have
shared their stories about how their boating comfort and control were
improved with the installation of WESMAR roll fin stabilizers and bow
thrusters and how their fishing was improved with the use of WESMAR sonar.
WESMAR has recently published a booklet of these stories. More...
WESMAR
releases new products at the Miami International Boat Show
Woodinville, WA - 14 February 2005--WESMAR will be releasing several great
new products at the Miami International Boat Show
in February 2005. More...
The sonar
has made us more productive
Woodinville, WA - 23 February 2005--The domestic tuna fishing fleet in
New Zealand numbered 120 boats just a few years ago. Today,
it's been reduced to 40 or 50 as a result of the new quotas and it is
becoming more and more difficult for smaller operations to compete. Robert
Aitken, skipper of the 25-meter long-liner F/V Stromboli says that his
sonar has helped a lot. More...
"We
congratulate ourselves constantly on how clever we were to install stabilisers
and pity those who are still suffering without"
Written by Diana, Nice France
Woodinville, WA - 1 March 2005--When Sunseed (No.1) a sailing boat located
on Lake Annecy sank in the terrible gales of December 1999, the question
arose whether 1)to live without a boat. Out of the question for Patrice
who has sailed from the age of 3 or 2)what to buy to replace her. More...
WESMAR
announces alliance with hydraulics group in Mallorca
Woodinville, WA - 15 March 2005--WESMAR's mechanical division has announced
an alliance with LM Stabilizers and Hydraulics Engerring
(LM) of Mallorca to provide sales, service and installation to the boat
builders and yacht owners on Mallorca and between the Mediterranean Sea
and Atlantic Ocean. More...
The Frontier
launched with WESMAR sonar on board
Woodinville, WA - 24 March 2005--Ocean Fisheries Ltd., of Lyttleton, New
Zealand, is no stranger to large vessels or WESMAR sonar.
The 16-meter, 76-ton steel trawler F/V Cressy is legendary in the local
south island trawl fishery, where expertise, sonar and a magnificent boat
have proven that all fishing operations are not equal. To build upon past
success, Ocean Fisheries launched a magnificent new boat, aptly named
The Frontier in August 2004. More...
I'd be
lost without my WESMAR sonar
Woodinville, WA - 2 May 2005-- Graham Mcintyre, skipper of the 35 meter
FV Waihola, a purse seiner fishing out of Tauranga,
New Zealand, says he would be lost without his WESMAR sonar.My life
has changed thanks to the WESMAR SS395-E-160. We can see the fish schools
exactly where they are. The sonar detects fish up to the 400 meters range.
As we shoot the net, we reduce the range to 90 meters to see how the net
is closing in on the fish. More...
WESMAR's
Central Hydraulic System Elegantly Simple, Universally Adaptable
Woodinville, WA - 24 May 2005-- Hydraulics systems are often the limiting
factor when adding mechanical equipment to a boat. WESMAR's new central
hydraulic system is fully integrated and designed to solve such limitations.
A key advantage of the WESMAR hydraulic package is its new tank. It is
easy to install and maintain. More...
WESMAR
is Best in The World
Woodinville, WA - 4 June 2005-- "I try to stick with WESMAR, they
are the best in the world," said Mike Flores of Hurricane Marine
in Hollywood, Florida, describing his affinity for WESMAR roll fin stabilizers.
Flores, Hurricane's owner, has installed so many WESMAR systems on elite
yachts that he has lost track. However, his methodology has not changed. More...
For more Information Contact Dennis
Soderberg-Sonar or Bob
Sentz-Mechanical.