Searching for capsized boat crew on
U.S. Coast Guard searching for fisherman of a fishing boat that has bee capsized overnight off Cape Cod.
Owner urges co-operation between industry and science
Speaking at last week's AGM of the Icelandic Federation of Fishing Vessel Owners (LÍÚ), Samherji managing director Kristján Vilhelmsson said that there is no need to spend time and money…
Getting to grips with twin rigging
HB Grandi’s factory trawler Örfirisey RE docked in Reykjavík yesterday morning after four weeks on fishing grounds with a catch of around 580 tonnes of raw fish that yielded approximately…
Scots fishermen to meet with Scottish Government to discuss strategy for key end-of-year quota talks
In the run-up to a series of key negotiations to finalise quotas and fishing opportunity for 2009, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation will tomorrow (13 November) outline the fishing industry’s main concerns at a meeting in Edinburgh with Scottish Government officials and Cabinet Secretary Richard Lochhead
Seeking global support to fight illegal fishing
Fiji islands are seeking international support to deal illegal fishing, which is a menace to every nation, says WCPFC.
Critics & MLA supports fishermen consultation in stacking licences
Nova Scotia MLA and fisheries critic expressed that fishermen should have been consulted in stacking licences.
Plant feed affects fish
High level of plant raw materials in feed affects the Atlantic salmon in a big way, revealed a study.
Reorganisation of trawl fishing
Federal regulators are considering a major overhaul of West Coats trawl fishery, confirmed local sources.
Fishery Council approved groundfish quotas
Fishery Council has approved groundfish quotas under which fisherman can fish when they please for thir own specified share.
Shellfish conservation finds new way
NFFO Shellfish Committee has considered new way on crab and lobster conservation, says report.
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