Tuna driving towards collapse
Tuna, world’s prized fish species, are caged for fattening before their spawning and that threat their existence.
Fishing petition falls flat in Gloucester
America’s fishing industry praise the fishing petition but it fails to make an impact in Gloucesters, country’s most important ports.
Commercial fishing makes come back on the Red Lake Indian Reservation
Red Lake resumes commercial fishing after being shut down in 1995 as the population of walleye fish declined.
New company launched in sea food market
Two Food production companies joined hands to start new seafood giant to tap big sea food market.
Key demands limitation for crab pots
National leader John Key has called for crab pots limitation at popular beaches as they lure deadly sharks near swimming areas.
Onboard observers could minimize trawlers’ waste
Experienced fishermen insisted more observers aboard so that trawlers would waste less.
Contaminated shellfish- a health hazard
Sewage-contaminated bivalve shellfish poses health risks states a document that summerises the current control measures and highlighting technical developments in the control of the public health.
Bounteous N942 – in difficulties
At 06.55 this morning Aberdeen Coastguard received a call from a fishing vessel 'Bounteous' reporting that they were taking on water 56 miles off Fraserburgh and their attempts to pump out the water had not been successful.
Infectious anemia extends among Chilean salmon farms
Marine Harvest, the world’s leading farmed fish producer, continues to be hit hard by the so-called “biological situation” in Chile. On Monday, shares in Marine Harvest fell by some 4.6%…
SFF response to annual report of Marine Climate Changes Impacts Partnership
Responding today (16 January) to the annual ‘report card’ produced at the meeting in Edinburgh of the Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership, Scottish Fishermen’s Federation chief executive Bertie Armstrong said…
