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SAGO COMBI POOL

During the process to find the ultimate way to handle Sago Extreme on board, the first idea for Sago Combi Pool was created. That said, vessels can use Sago Extreme without this solution by lifting the units out of the water with crane either at the side of the vessel or through a moonpool.

 

The Sago Combi Pool is designed to take on challenges with bird mortality and working in icy waters as well as creating a safe and comfortable working environment for the crew. 

Sago Combi Pool is a unique stern design (available as an extension module) with an internal pool and working area. The longline is both set and hauled through the same pool. This means that the longline is underwater when it leaves the vessel, making it less available for birds and protecting the fishing gear from ice. 

 

Sago Combi Pool - side view
Sago Combi Pool from above
Sago Combi pool
Sago Extreme inside Sago Combi Pool

NORWEGIAN AND URUGUAYAN COOPORATION 

Sago Extreme with toothfish catch

Pesquera Azul Norge AS finished the rebuild of their vessel "Ocean Azul" in 2020.

The vessel has was totally renovated including the installation of a 12-meter Sago Combi Pool extention.

 

The Sago Combi Pool is the first of its kind and are in addition to take on challenges with icy waters and bird mortality designed to create a safe environment for the crew and optimize the use of Sago Extreme.

The “Ocean Azul” is operating under Uruguayan flag.

 

In addition, the vessel features more innovations to increase the efficiency and the sustainability of the operation. The “Ocean Azul” has a top-quality research station on board where Uruguay invites both national and international scientist to join in.

Take the "OCEAN AZUL-TOUR". Follow the link for a complete visual tour from inside the vessel, visiting all 6 decks from below main deck to bridge:

https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=GYhtVHZTnym

Sago Extreme klare på kaien framfor Ocea

Picture: Sago Extreme's ready to be loaded on board Pesquera Azul Norge's vessel "Ocean Azul"  at LOS Marine, Rubbestadneset - Norway, 2020.

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