Rising fuel costs hit Scottish fish industry
Scottish fishermen are losing their key quotas and catching opportunities to foreign fishing fleets due to soaring fuel costs.
Soaring cost of fuel could result in loss of Scottish fish to foreign fishing fleets
The sky-high price of fuel could result in Scottish fishermen losing key quotas and catching opportunities to foreign fishing fleets, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation is warning. With Scottish boats unable…
Eel fishing lead to accidental capture
Eel fishing in the Ebro River delta multiplies the accidental capture of other fish species by eight, revealed researchers.
Dwindling shad run check fishing on East Coast
Steady decline of shad run has negative effect on fishing along the East Coast especially during springtime.
Over fishing threatens sea life at Massachusetts Bay
Sea life in the Stellwagen Bank National marine Sanctuary is in danger due to overfishing, says report.
Inspection of commercial fishing vessels in Cordova
The US Coast Guard has sent inspection team to Cordova to examine commercial fishing vessels in anticipation of the 2008 Cordova salmon fishery.
DoC plan new for marine conservation
The Department of Conservation (DoC) has planned to axe its specialist marine conservation unit in a bid to cut costs at head office.
Salmon season close before its start
US Secretary of Commerce Carlos Guiterrez declared the closure of commercial fishery for the West Coast salmon fishery for the year 2008.
No salmon in salmon nation
Charleston is better known as salmon nation but now things have changed and there is no salmon which forced the fishermen to adapt new way of living.
Cod saving efforts in debate
Efforts to save cod fishery in the Marlborough Sounds fishery has stirred strong debate as the Sounds is a haven for recreational and charter fishers.
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