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.
Sri Lankan fishermen arrested
The Indian Coast Guard has arrested four more Sri Lankan fishermen to protect its tuna resources from illegal fishing.
Australia & Indonesia fights illegal fishing unitedly
Australia and Indonesia have agreed to coordinate patrols to target illegal fishing in their waters to save each other’s marine resources.
Views sought on fisheries fund
Views on how to spend almost £45 million on the Scottish fishing industry are being sought from today. The new European Fisheries Fund is designed to: modernise fishing boats to…
Picking up a krill trawl
Sunday, April 27: Having finished sampling conductivity (salinity), temperature, and depth (CTD) between Bjørnøya and Fugløya Sunday morning we set sail for Skjervøy to pick up a krill trawl that…
Abalone trade is in threat
Devastating abalone virus has brought the Victorian abalone industry to the brink of collapse and that panics the trade.
New quota system, cry commercial fishermen
Ontario commercial fishermen have raised their voice for new system for setting their quota as the current system is inappropriate.
Cumberland, a new fishing spot
The latest fishing report suggest that Lake Cumberland is the new hot spot for fishing as the high water and rapid pull down are keeping fish suspended.
Disaster assistance for Chesapeake crabbers
The governors of Maryland and Virginia are seeking federal disaster assistance for watermen who are expected to suffer financially because of limits on blue crab harvests in the Chesapeake Bay.
Ransom for tuna fishermen
The Spanish government faces questions over USD 1.2 million ransom for kidnapped tuna fishing boat, ‘El Playa de Bakio’.
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