Innovasea Systems, Inc.

Harrison P Zimmer

Todd Vangsness

Rafael Cordero

James P Fitzgerald

Shane S Taylor

Joseph Leigh Laughlin

David P Kelly

Peter Nicholas Woskov

Todd Matthew Shipman

Matthew Darres

Craig Aaron McCarthy

Wyatt Grass

Bradford J Rodgers

Jeffrey Reifsnyder

Mark Penner

Craig Aaron Mccarthy

Shane Taylor

An aquaculture pen includes an annular floatation assembly formed from a plurality of float platforms connected end to end. A weight ring is suspended from the floatation assembly by a first plurality of tension members at a central portion of the float platforms. A net support ring is suspended from the floatation assembly by a second plurality of tension members that are attached to the floatation assembly, for example, outboard of the first plurality of tension members. A mesh enclosure for the pen includes a main portion attached to the net support ring, a jump net portion that extends from the net support ring to engage the inboard side of the floatation assembly, and a top portion that closes an upper end of the mesh enclosure.

Fish pen for open sea aquaculture

A mort trap assembly includes an upper ramp with a top end, a first bottom end, and an outer edge that is fixedly attached to an inner edge of a slide. A retaining chamber is located below the upper ramp and includes a first entry port located below the first bottom end of the upper ramp. A lower ramp has a top end spaced away from the upper ramp, and a first bottom end located at a bottom of the first entry port of the retaining chamber, and a purge pipe fluidly connected to the retaining chamber. The upper ramp is configured to receive morts from the slide, and the lower ramp is configured to receive the morts from the upper ramp and to direct the received morts into the first entry port.

Aquaculture fish pen with mortality trap

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Bainbridge Island, WA, United States of America

Harrison P Zimmer