Commercial fishermen demand safety issues
Safety standards in Queensland’s commercial fishing industry are already heavily regulated still fishermen wants more secure fishing practices.
Halibut limit block in Southeast
A federal judge has blocked a new fishing rule slashing halibut limit that Southeast Alaska charter boat anglers can catch each day from two to one.
Twin Spans debris help to restore coastal areas
Twin Spans bridges will be dismantled and the concrete of it will be used to help with coastal protection and restoration projects.
Fishermen end blockade ahead of meeting
The fishermen have ended the blockade at Cork Port after the Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries agreed to meet with them.
Horseshoe crab ban may have flexibility
Proposed legislative changes to the new law bring little flexibility for the fishermen caught illegally harvesting horseshoe crabs.
Fishery sector become vital in Jamaica region
The fishery and aquaculture industry in Jamaica is playing a pivotal role in building up the economy for thousands of people across the region, says Tufton.
Crab rationalization testimony to NPFMC
The fishermen of Kodiak Island have given emotional crab rationalization testimony to NPFMC to boost the economy of crabs in the region.
Congress plan health insurance for fishermen
Congress ready to consider a bill introduced earlier this year which is aim to help insurance tackle the increasingly pricey problem of getting health insurance.
Government to grant permit for new trawl net
The federal government is planning to grant a permit for an innovative new trawl net developed by several Rhode Island fishermen.
Fishermen leaving industry due to fuel prices
New Zealand fishermen complaining that the rising fuel prices are forcing many out of the industry.
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