Mass fish migration delayed in Bosphorus
Anglers are going nuts for fish as the mass fish migration has been delayed this year along Istanbul’s Bosphorus.
Last year reef fishing was best
Although the ban on red snapper continued in 2010 but fishermen keep themselves busy with reef fishing.
WWF applauds Scottish fleet with bright future
WWF Scotland has just published a survey report stating bright future for the Scottish fleet.
New England fishing industry waiting for regulatory relief
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke is under pressure to do some regulatory relief for the New England fishing industry.
Iceland’s responsible cod fisheries now certified
15 December 2010, Icelandic cod received certification according to the FAO-ISO based Iceland Responsible Fisheries Management Certification Programme. This is an important, and historic milestone for Iceland’s seafood industry and confirmation that the fishery for the nation’s most valuable fish stock is well managed.
Skretting research provides salmon for pregnant women health stud
Salmon reared on special fish feed diets by the Skretting Aquaculture Research Centre in Norway were eaten by pregnant women in England in the first ever intervention study of the potential benefits for pregnant women of eating oily fish. The study was part of the EU-funded AquaMax project.
Raymarine Upgrades Product Warranties To Three Years
Raymarine’s commitment to excellence in service standards and customer support is being further extended with its new three-year warranty.
Swedish fishermen may get, not bigger, but longer TACs
Sweden’s 50 trawlers with license to catch cod in the Baltic will have their quotas allotted for a whole year, the Board of Fisheries has proposed.
Overcapacity: European Court of Auditors’ Study
The European Court of Auditors has instigated an investigation into fleet overcapacity within the CFP.
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