Land: United States

The Sustainable Fisheries Coalition seeks ‘Friend of the Court’ status in NOAA herring lawsuit.

The wild Alaska halibut and black cod season opens on

A controversial federal fishery management plan is said to affect the jobs of fishermen in the country.

Farmed Kindai may ease woes of bluefin tuna as it underscores how fish suppliers and academic innovators are seeking to satisfy consumer demand without wiping out wild populations altogether.

The Sustainable Fisheries Coalition, a group representing midwater trawl and purse seine fishermen from Maine to New Jersey, is seeking Amicus Curiae, or “Friend of the Court,” status in a lawsuit brought against the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and the US Department of Commerce.

NOAA Fisheries Service has reminded the fishermen about seasonal boundary for king mackerel off Florida coast.

State program targets abandoned crab pots that pose a danger to a declining industry, confirm the authority.

US government has issued legislation to broaden the use of the Commercial Fishing Loan Act to upgrades vessels.

A 110-foot Coast Guard cutter has became disabled approximately 90 miles east of Cape Ann, Mass., Saturday and was towing a Scituate, Mass., fishing vessel.

Backers of a regional seafood development association for Southeast Alaska are again move forward with their ideas to the drift gillnet fleet for the development of the region.