OHara Corporation

For over 110 years, OHara Corporation has withstood the test of time operating fishing vessels across both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Francis J. OHara began building his sailing fleet in 1903 starting in Boston, Massachusetts; after four generations, the process continues. From setting a seine net off the Coast of Maine for herring, participating in the scallop fishery out of New Bedford, Mass, fish processing operations in China, operating factory processing boats in the Pacific Northwest, and even a marina in Maine, OHara has diversified into a multinational family business. The heart of OHara Corporation surrounds our catcher processor vessels fishing in the Bering Sea, Aleutian Islands, and Gulf of Alaska. Our vessels catch flounder, Atka mackerel, Pacific Ocean perch, cod, pollock, among others. With a current home port of Seattle, Washington, the Araho (194/59m), Alaska Spirit (204/62m), Constellation (165/50m), Defender (120/37m) and her sister ship Enterprise (120/37m...