Fish exports rises in first quarter
Argentina has registered good exports of fish and shellfish in the first quarter, confirmed SENASA.
EU fisheries reforms
The case for a distinctive Scottish approach to fisheries management was outlined by Fisheries Secretary Richard Lochhead today. Mr Lochhead outlined his views, based on greater power and decision-making for…
Tuna producers turn green
On this auspicious Earth Day some of the world’s top tuna producers have committed to working with conservationists to keep stocks sustainable.
Attracting young fishers towards trade
Canadian authorities have announced new program which will aid young fishers for going into the trade.
Satellite-based monitoring system announced
Globalstar has announced satellite-based maritime vessel monitoring system to help fishermen in many ways.
Working watermen oppose striped-bass quotas
The Dare County Commission for Working Watermen has voted to oppose the use of individual fishing quotas in the commercial striped bass fishery.
Fish companies fined for lobster violations
Two Newfoundland companies and one fish harvester recently received strong penalties for failure to comply with conservation measures in the lobster fishery.
Maximum reduction of fishmeal in salmon farms
Results from a series of salmon feeding trials run shows a new low limit for fishmeal in salmon grower feeds.
Steaming in to land a full load
Lundey NS is now steaming to Vopnafjördur with full tanks of between 1200 and 1300 tonnes of blue whiting caught in four hauls in three days. Lundey was fishing in…
Icelandic Fishing Ship Reported on Suspicious Yacht
The crew of an Icelandic fishing vessel off the southeast coast of Iceland on Saturday notified police about the whereabouts of the Belgian yacht Sirtaki, which was carrying 109 kilos…
