US overfishing declines but still on
Federal government report revealed that overfishing in US has declined but it is still continue which is a threat to fish stocks.
Apex court ruled no charter violation in B.C.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that commercial fishing season in B.C. did not violate the charter rights of non-aboriginal fishermen.
Seals hunting draws ire in Namibia
Seal hunters plan to kill 86,000 seals annually which is set to begin next week but the animal activists starts protest against the practice.
Strict policy for fishery sector
Australian government has launched stringent fishery policy to make the fishing industry more transparent and profitable.
Court verdict torments Cordova fishermen
Court’s decision in the civil suit of Exxon Valdez oil spill didn’t bring much happiness to the fishermen of Cordova, a tiny fishing town.
GAA Catfish farm certification now open
Aquaculture farms that raise channel or blue catfish in ponds can now avail the GAA catfish farm certification after fulfilling certain norms.
Fishing industry struggling with soaring fuel prices
Ever increasing fuel prices forced America's commercial fishermen to quit the industry for good as it benefits very little.
New investor for King Salmon
The owner of New Zealand’s King Salmon is looking for new investor as he plans to sell a stake in the country's biggest salmon company.
Pollock fishery under scanner
Regulators strictly scrutinizes the pollock fishery as the number of bycatch increased recently and if it goes like this then it could be closed.
Tow service on Yaquina Bay
Commercial fisherman at the South Beach Marina on Yaquina Bay has opened towing service for boaters.
