Land: United States

The fisherman of southeast Alaska has filed lawsuit in protest of halibut limits so that it would benefit them.

The Fed relief plan is design to help about 250 commercial fishermen on Cape Cod as the catch if the groundfish slashed.

The Pacific Fishery Management Council has approved new rules that would dramatically change the way fishermen harvest groundfish.

Great Lakes food web is under threat as foreign aquatic species invade the waters and killing numbers of species.

Business in the fishing town of Sand Point has changed now as the fishermen went on strike due to hike in the prices of fish.

The Assembly Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee has approved the Fishery Task Force on Saltwater Fisheries and Aquaculture.

The West Coast trawl fleet is ready to get their piece of share in the fishery as the authority plan for new change.

The Pacific Fisheries Management Council is ready to vote on adopting an individual commercial fishing quota (IFQ) system for groundfish.

A federal judge has blocked a new fishing rule slashing halibut limit that Southeast Alaska charter boat anglers can catch each day from two to one.

Twin Spans bridges will be dismantled and the concrete of it will be used to help with coastal protection and restoration projects.