Focus on tuna to boost exports
Indian fishing industry has called for exploring innovative ways to focus on untapped tuna resources to increase seafood exports.
Big squid may be result of climate change
Super-sized squid has been spotted in town and scientists believe that this could be an affect of climate change.
Public demands revival of restriction plans
The California Department of Fish & Game is filled with many proposals to help revive depleted areas along North Central Coast.
High mercury content, overfishing brings tuna to collapse
Reports say that the dwindling population of bluefin tuna cause by not only high mercury content but also overfishing and poor ocean management that led it to the brink of extinction.
Northwest Atlantic fishermen compete with marine mammal eater
Recent survey shows that fishermen are catching fewer amounts of fish as a large chunk is devoured by marine mammals.
Fisherman heads for west
After 28 seasons of fishing fisherman and former Bonavista mayor make his way to west to Alberta for better fishing.
Programmes to reduce shrimping pressure shows results
Texas authority has every reason to enjoy as the state’s programmes for reducing shrimping pressure have show good results.
Deepwater coral fishing
A New Zealand commercial fishing vessel accidentally caught large amount of deepwater coral near the Chatham Islands.
Whale’s quota for 2008
The Norwegian authority has set its 2008 quota of minke whales for it hotly protested commercial fishing of whales to prevent the extinct of whales.
Longfin Smelt nearly extinction
The longfin smelt, a native fish that has dropped to record low numbers in the San Francisco Bay-Delta moving closer to state endangered status.
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