SARF call for proposals for research project
Scottish Aquaculture Research Forum (SARF) has announced inviting proposals for a research and development project in RMS.
Efforts to save sea bream
Protecting sea bream could be an added benefit for the commercial fishermen and sea anglers from Bexhill.
Scarborough fishing industry facing extinction
Fishermen and fish merchants of Scarborough are now facing great crisis of fishes and expect the end of their game.
World’s first farm breeding tuna
Port Lincoln company Clean Seas Tuna has successfully reared southern bluefin tuna in captivity.
Another change in lobster gear limits
Another possible regulator change for the lobster fishery is being discussed by scientists, regulators and environmentalists.
State-wide operation netted illegal fishers
The Government of Australia has tight its grip over illegal fishing and has netted many illegal fishers.
US Arctic may shut for commercial fishing
Industry and environmentalists agree that newly opening waters in the Arctic Ocean should be closed to commercial fishing.
Filipino seamen ban from Gulf of Aden
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo has issued directive banning the Filipino seamen from Gulf of Aden.
Dislodged giant fishing boat
A 25-ton Fishing boat that’s wedged under San Mateo Bridge has been successfully dislodged.
Somali piracy needs greater attention
British foreign affairs columnist Johann Hari shone some light on the reasons behind some of the renewed piracy in Somalian waters.
