Local fishermen to join Washington rally
Fishery registration issue has urged the local fishermen to join protest in Washington, confirms a report.
EC follows EU parliament decision on tuna ban
The EU Commission is ready to support the global trade ban on tuna after European Union Parliament announced its decision.
Massachusetts to ban striped bass fishing
Massachusetts proposed to ban commercial striped bass fishing and also to limit recreational anglers.
Scotland fishing grounds at sale
Fishing grounds of Scotland are at risk of sale to Spanish trawlers under proposed changes to the CFP.
NOAA to hold prosecutions of fishermen
Bay State delegations to Congress have asked NOAA to hold on prosecutions of fishermen while officials sort out the disarray among fisheries law enforcement.
NZ Commercial fish stocks valued at over $4 billion
Today, Statistics New Zealand released that the value of New Zealand's commercial fish stocks passed the $4 billion mark in 2009.
Skipper ordered to pay £2,115 for fishing in a prohibited are
Garry Coley, skipper of the Shelley Marie, was ordered to pay £2,115 (£100 for the value of the illegal catch, £2,000 contribution to costs and £15 victim surcharge) by Torquay…
MEPs urged to back ‘radical change’ in fisheries policy
Scotland's six MEPs have been urged to support Scottish fishermen and improve European proposals for reforming fisheries policy.
Shoreham port invest to boost vital dive team
This training, costing £15,000, will allow Ryan to join the existing dive team who are essential in maintaining and repairing the Port’s infrastructure including the locks, pump house, quays, breakwaters…
Fish farming: European quality can help conquer consumers
Fish farming can help to meet growing demand for fish products without harming the environment, but to succeed, it has to guarantee quality and also win political support, MEPs and guest speakers agreed at a public hearing on Tuesday. Fish farmers need political determination, clear rules, a level playing field, and a trustworthy labelling system, urged their representatives.
