F/T Araho, Bering Sea AK, Catcher Processor, O’Hara Corporation Fleet, Fishermen’s Terminal, Feb. Winter, Photography by: Salty Dog Boating News, Salty Dog Maritime Marketing, Marine Traffic Source , Salty Sea Chick, PNW to AK

O’Hara Corporation, F/T Araho 194′ catcher processor after winter in the Bering Sea, Alaska lands in the lower 48, Fishermen’s Terminal Seattle ship canal. The 194’ Araho is well-known as the technologically advanced boat in the Bering Sea. She’s still a new Bering Sea boat, built by Eastern Shipbuilding of Panama City, Florida was delivered upon completion around spring of 2016. She’s a big beast of boat as far as catcher processor go.

O’Hara Corporation, F/T Araho, 194, Built, Eastern Shipyard of Panama City Florida, lands at Fishermen’s Terminal, Winter after the Harsh Being Sea AK, Catcher Processor, Photography by: Salty Dog Boating News, Salty Dog Maritime Marketing, Marine Traffic Source , Salty Sea Chick, PNW to AK

O’Hara Corporation main corporate offices for vessel management is based out of Rockland, ME; their O’Hara Vessel Support and Employment office hub is in Seattle, WA. O’Hara Corp. operates three catcher-processors in the Bering Sea, targeting fisheries for yellowfin sole, rock sole, flathead sole and processes Alaska plaice, cod and pollock.

Araho, is Ohara spelled backwards, at 194′ this freezer trawler holding capacity of 850 metric tons of fish.   The Amendment 80 fleet, for vessels who harvest in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands of Alaska is made up for 28 vessels,  23 active vessels are used in various commercial fisheries. Amendment 80 fleet, has a long and complicated track record with economists and fishery management associations and organizations. Thanks to National Marine Fisheries Services who then moved to fix the problem, with Amendment 97, in October 2012 which then allow for construction of new vessels, thus a key motivation of the high-tech F/T Araho with leading safe fishing capabilities for humans on board and species in the sea.

O’Hara Corporation’s Fleet, F/T Araho, 194′ From the Bering Sea AK to Fishermen’s Terminal, Ship Canal with NW Sailboats, Photography by: Salty Dog Boating News, Salty Dog Maritime Marketing, Marine Traffic Source , Salty Sea Chick, PNW to AK

F/T Araho was built by Eastern Shipbuilding Group in Panama City, Florida, she headed to Alaska spring of 2016, via making her way through the Panama Canal. After spending her first fall and winter in the Bering Sea of Alaska mid February 2017 she has now made her way to the lower 48 resting over at Fishermen’s Terminal in the ever busy Seattle Ship Canal. F/T Araho towers over ship canal sailboats and yachts as they cruise by.

F/T Araho, O’Hara Corporation’s Fleet, Catcher Processor, New Tech. Advanced Boat Winter Fishermen’s Terminal, Bering Sea Boat Welcome Home,Photography by: Salty Dog Boating News, Salty Dog Maritime Marketing, Marine Traffic Source , Salty Sea Chick, PNW to AK

F/T Araho, O’Hara Corporation sister ships include, F/T Constellation, F/T Enterprise, F/T Defender. All O’Hara catch process vessels signature paint jobs are navy blue hull, white house and bright orange mast rigging. Easy to spot O’Hara ships on the water. The heart and soul of O’Hara Corporation is their catcher processors that fish in the Bering Sea, Aleutian Islands and Gulf of Alaska.

F/T Araho, Mid Feb. Photography by: Salty Dog Boating News, Salty Dog Maritime Marketing, Marine Traffic Source Pacific Northwest to Alaska, the up and downhill pulse on commercial fisheries. 

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