Fisherman fined for leaving gill net in lake
A Leamington fishing boat captain was slapped with huge fine for leaving gill nets in Lake Erie in 2009.
Pangasius education getting serious in Vietnam
Growing demand of Vietnamese pangasius worldwide has compelled the nation to get serious about its education.
Seal stocks threatens small-scale fishing
Growing population of seals has threatened the small-scale fishing industry and so seal-safe fishing gear is in demand.
Austral fisheries and Australian longline enters MSC assessment
Third fishery for Austral Fisheries and Australian Longline enters full assessment against the MSC standard.
Price of raw black tiger shrimp touches new height
Lack of raw material and growing demand has pushed the prices of black tiger shrimp on record high.
Ban discards to avert fishing crisis
A total ban on the dumping of discards will not affect all fish species but instead could avert fishing crisis.
GLOBALG.A.P for aquaculture operations
GLOBALG.A.P certifications offered for all aquaculture practices worldwide, says a report.
Marine reserve plan irks fishermen
Trawl fishing crews are worried about the marine reserve plan for south Australia waters.
Countdown begins to 1st ever Scottish Skipper Expo
Aberdeen prepares for fishing industry exclusiveAberdeen prepares for fishing industry exclusive.
Sharing fisheries expertise with China
Western Australia and China have signed an accord to share fisheries expertise among them.
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