Fishermen keep eye on Lobster prices as season starts
Fishermen of Nova Scotia are anxiously keeping an eye over the prices of lobster as the season gets to open very soon.
New species in Bering Sea
The research team of Greenpeace has discovered new species of sponge in threatened Bering Sea floor.
High prices worries Alabama catfish farmers
The up-and-down business of catfish production and the irregular prices have forced many farmers to quit the business.
Salmon ban stops life in Fort Bragg
Way of life comes to halt in Fort Bragg as the commercial, charter boats sit idle due to ban on salmon fishing.
Prawn waste become super food
Indian scientist has turned prawn waste into super food supplement, a powerful antioxidant which protects cells in the human body.
Fewer fish escapes in 2007
The concerted efforts from fish farmers and authorities to reduce the number of fish escapes has given significant results: The number of escapes in Norway has been more than halved…
Fishermen failed to obliged tuna observers
In Malta fishermen are clearly not on board with new rules providing the presence of tuna observers on board because the season draws near.
New safety rules for commercial fishermen
Commercial fishermen of USA will be safer as they will now have new safety regulations that have been approved in the House of Representatives.
Fishing-permit loan for Bristol Bay residents
The Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation (BBEDC) offers fishing-permit loan programme for Bristol Bay residents.
West Coast fishing, a deadliest zone
Fishing off the West Coats is one of the highest deadliest zones in commercial fishing, even higher than waters off Alaska.
