Dwindling dolphins in Tanon Strait worries
Bais City Mayor Hector Villanueva expressed fears over the disappearance of dolphins in Tanon Strait.
Raids for illegal catch probe
Cops have raided the fishing industry’s Scots headquarters in the investigation of illegal catches to save fish population.
Fishermen died on job honoured
Seattle’s annual Fishermen’s Memorial Service has honoured those fishermen who died on job during fishing season.
Vikings, the fishmongers of Europe
Research reveals that Vikings evolved from longship ram-raiders to mainly traders and colonizing farmers to fishmongers of Europe.
New task force to reduce allocation conflicts
Sen. Tom Wagoner, R-Kenai named the Cook Inlet Salmon Task Force so that it would reduce allocation conflicts in the inlet’s Northern District.
West Coast salmon fishery declared failure
Secretary of Commerce Carlos M. Gutierrez has declared a commercial fishery failure for the West Coast salmon fishery due to historically low salmon returns.
Örfirisey’s refit to reduce fuel costs
With freezer trawler Örfirisey due back to sea this week following en extensive refit, it is expected that the ship will be able to operate more economically. A major part…
Prevented by the sea-ice
We have sailed north from Skjervøy to the Hopen Trough where we have conducted four benthic stations in a transect heading northwest from the Trough up onto Spitzbergen Bank. At…
Success at European Seafood Exposition, Brussels
The company Royal Greenland, being a member of SEAFOODplus, won the prestigious Prix d'Elite for 'Best Foodservice Product' at the European Seafood Exposition in Brussels 22-24 April 2008. Another company…
Low lobster prices & high fuel costs keep fishermen out
The fishermen of North Shore are idle as high fuel costs, low lobster prices and hungry seals force them out of business.
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