Fishery officials applauded for effective deterrent
Fishing Ministry of New Zealand has congratulated fishery officials for providing effective deterrent to fishers breaking the rules.
Measures taken to protect Albatross
Fishing fleets have taken stern measures to reduce the deadly hooking of albatross, who come for a free meal on the high seas.
Illegal tuna boat captured
Costa Rica’s fishing officials have seized a tuna boat with 280 tonnes of illegally caught fish near Isla del Coco.
BOF and NPFMC different opinion on fish
The North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) and the Alaska Board of Fish (BOF) have different opinions on new proposal for fishing industry.
Bluefin tuna fishery needs help
The western Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery is in great danger and desperately need some help for survival.
Regulators warns of salmon population decline
The number of Chinook salmon population has reached to a record low last year, pointing towards an unprecedented collapse of the species.
Questions on the value of Newfoundland and Labrador’s fishery
The value of landed fishing of Newfoundland and Labrador reached to great height but the fishermen didn’t see things so rosy.
Falklands trawler “Ferrameles” sinks; all hands rescued
The Falkland Islands flagged trawler “Ferrameles” went down early Saturday morning in the Islands EEZ after having run into severe weather and sea conditions, reported Spanish sources later confirmed in…
Commercial fishermen challenges new rules
Newly formed fishermen group has filed a lawsuit challenging the new regulations impacting the industry.
Fish farm threatens estate owner’s plan
The estate owners have filed suits against fish farm that threatens their plans to attract tourists and restore wild fish stocks.
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