FMC considering regulated aquaculture
The Gulf of Mexico Fisheries Management Council is mulling over the plan of opening regulated aquaculture.
Fishing trade show in Ocean City
A major regional trade show for fishermen returns to the Ocean City for its 35th year, says show coordinator.
Longline fishing in Bermuda raises questions
Environmentalists question whether Bermuda can sustain the longline fishing without disturbing the marine ecosystem.
Minister reviews ISA
Scottish government is worried after learning the outbreak of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) beneath the surface of ocean.
Support for Shetland aquaculture
Two Shetland companies are to benefit from grant assistance totalling £1,158,000 delivered through the European Fisheries Fund (EFF).
Support for EU membership sliding
Icelanders´ support for EU membership, which surged in opinion polls following the banking collapse in October, appears to be on the wane once more. According to the latest survey by…
New species from Venezuela shakes catfish generation
A new species of climbing fish from remote Venezuela has suspected roots to the loricariid catfish family tree.
Alaska’s fishing crew data report
Federal and state authorities are taking up a project aimed at compiling labour data on Alaska's fishing crews
Copeinca stood second in 2008 fishing results
The results of American fishing industry for 2008 show that Copeinca finished second in the year with a total own fleet catch of 10.7 percent and total fish processed of 14.36 percent.
Aquaculture shows good opportunities during economic turmoil
Despite global downturn, export opportunities still exist for aquaculture farmers and producers in Vietnam.
