Six more fishermen admits their role in black fish scam
High court in Edinburgh hears six more isles fishermen admitting their role in a black fish scam.
Trawlers expects flexible fishing regulations
Mid-water trawlers are hauling up bycatch so much tat the fishermen desperately want the cap lifted.
Flume tank comes to Fishing 2011 in move that will spark huge interest amongst fishermen
An innovative interactive large-screen video display at the Fishing 2011 Expo in Glasgow that will beam live images into the exhibition hall from one of the few remaining flume tanks in the world.
English fishing communities chosen to share €4.6 million European fund
Six fishing communities in England have been chosen to share a €4.6 million European fund.
Crucial Talks Over Mackerel Quota Wangle.
Fresh and crucial talks which are aimed at settling the ongoing mackerel quotas wrangle which is infuriating Scottish fishermen, are set to get underway on Oslo today.
Mackerel talks
A third round of talks between the EU, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands, with the aim of securing a new international agreement on mackerel fishing quotas, starts in Norway tomorrow. Scottish Government officials are taking part in the negotiations.
Long-term fishery plan approved in Bay of Biscay
Anchovy stocks in the Bay of Biscay would have better management as MEPs have approved a long-term fishery plan.
Shark protection proposal at ICCAT meeting
At the annual meeting of International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) the EU has discussed two proposals.
Report on commercial fishing industry in US
Research and Markets has revealed a report on commercial fishing industry in US which contribute nearly $4 billion annually to the country’s economy.
Ratification of sea delimitation agreement agreed
Murmansk fishermen withdraw their application not to ratify sea delimitation agreement, says a report.
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