Scottish Skippers Pay Almost £3million Over Black Fish
Scottish fishing who lied about the size of catches from their Shetland trawlers have been ordered to hand over Almost £3million in confiscation orders.
Turning fish waste into fishmeal
Fish processors are turning fish waste into more profitable use by making it into fish meal or fish oil.
Chitina dip-netters gets king limit
Dip-netters at Chitina are happy as the Fish Board has decided to hold king limit for them this season.
New hopes arises from bluefin tuna season
Longer bluefin tuna raises new hopes for North Carolina fishermen as it creates more opportunity to harvest the species.
Seychelles and Mozambique: Implementation of Port State Measures Resolution
Two IOTC Members working together to implement Port State Controls in the Indian Ocean to improve tuna vessels compliance with IOTC conservation and management measures
Jones Act helps Alaskan fishermen
The liability issues of Alaskan commercial fishing have been explained through Jones Act.
Vietnam shrimp exports touch USD 2 billion mark
Shrimp export from Vietnam has seen remarkable growth as the value touches the mark of USD 2 billion at the end of October 2011.
Accident on Dutch trawler
PD 147 Enterprise from the Dutch Ekofish Group based in Urk, Holland, was on Monday 12. December striked by an accident at sea.
Norwegian cod & haddock fisheries gain MSC
Norwegian North East Arctic cod and haddock fisheries has gained MSC certificate of sustainable fisheries.
Cobia enhancement project in Stone County
The Department of Marine Resources is running a project that will release 8000 cobia offshore to boost commercial fishing in Stone County.
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