Fish sizes shrink due to global warming
Global warming has affected the size of the fish and the stocks become smaller than before, says a study.
Fishing future in local nets
The future of fishing industry is in the hands of local nets as federal government has no interest to handover the industry on big companies.
Fishing regulations affecting business
The recent federal fishing regulations are affecting the business in a big way, feels Loretta Davis of Capt. Stacy Fishing Center.
Government ignore marine park proposal
The concession for the marine is not enough after the South Australian Government ignored its proposal for marine park boundaries.
Harsher rules for rock lobster
The government of Australia is coming up with harsh regulations for rock lobster industry, confirms a report.
Hope for cod in Celtic Sea
As the stock of cod is on the verge of extinct in the North Sea there is hope rises in Celtic Sea, opined study.
The management of deep-sea fisheries under debate
Ross Shotton, Ph.D. in Oceanography, and currently Executive Secretary of the Southern Indian Ocean Deep-sea Fishers Association, will take part at the World Summit on Fisheries Sustainability. With wide experience…
NOAA Proposes Measures to Rebuild Blacknose and Other Shark Populations
NOAA’s Fisheries Serviceis proposing several measures to end overfishing and rebuild blacknose sharks and other shark populations. Nine public hearings will be held on the proposal, from New England to the Gulf of Mexico, in August and September.
Seafish wins levy challenge case
John Rutherford, Chief Executive of Seafish, the authority on seafood, said today that his organisation is delighted with Judge Hamblen’s ruling, and that today’s judgement will enable Seafish to deliver…
CCTV on fishing boats get green light
Cutting edge technology which will help radically reduce fish discards is to be installed on Scottish vessels over the coming weeks.
