Queenie Management Board To Close Isle of Man Fishery
The Isle of Man Queenie Management board today (December 29) confirmed that it was closing the fishery to its members with effect from 1st January 2011.
El Salvador receives millions for fisheries
Taiwan has donated over USD 600 million to Central American region to support fisheries and aquaculture.
Loss of habitat decreases billfish & tuna
Shrinking habitat tends to reduces billfish and tuna, important commercial and recreational fish species, says a report.
Illegal fishing caught in Natuna
National marine police have caught Indonesian-Flagged Vietnamese fishing boats in Natuna, confirms a report.
Fish Prices/Landings for Scotland.
Around half of the 4,570 boxes of white fish sold at he first fish markets of the week beginning December 20 at Peterhead Fish Market, Scotland’s premier fishing port were haddock, which like Cod and Monkfish attracted very strong demand from buyers despite transport problems caused by the severe snow conditions that hit Scotland.
Truro fishermen opts for oyster farm
Truro commercial fishermen are now looking for lucrative means of earning by setting oyster farms.
Catching offshore red snapper tough in future
It would be difficult to catch red snapper offshore in future as they are extremely overfished.
Lobster traps lost and damaged
A severe southeaster storm has damaged lobster fishing gear in southwestern Nova Scotia.
Tracking king salmon bycatch
At a meeting the North Pacific Fishery Management Council has taken regulatory measures to minimise Chinook salmon bycatch by Gulf of Alaska Pollock trawlers.
Anglers fear over halibut quotas
Sport fishermen expressed grave concern whether they would be able to angle for halibut if allocations remain as they are.
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