Commercial fishing reopens in Louisiana parishes
Several commercial fishing areas had an "emergency reopening" for fishing in Louisiana parishes.
SE Australia fish species affected by change in climate
Climate change has brought significant changes in the distribution of coastal fish species in south-east Australia, say scientists.
Ship abandoned in North Bristol Bay, rescued two
US Coast Guard has rescued two people in the water after abandoning their ship in North Bristol Bay.
Norwegian fish grasp US market
Sale of Norwegian fish is taking the US market by storm and thus it registers a record seafood exports last year.
Nor-Fishing 2010 opens Tuesday 17th August
When Nor-Fishing 2010 opens, Director Odd Berg, who is in charge of the exhibition, reports a total of 464 exhibitors from 26 countries. Never before have so many countries been represented as exhibitors.
New Fishing Event In Scotland
Scottish fishermen have two fishing industry events to look forward to in 2011 after an Irish media company revealed on Friday August 13 it was organising a new fishing event…
Fish Prices Landings For Scotland.
Over 5,900 boxes of whitefish were sold at Peterhead Fish Market, Scotland’s premier fishing port for the first two days of last week (August 9-10) where moderate supplies attracted some…
Cornwall packs in another MSC certificate with sustainable sardines
Cornwall’s iconic sardine fishery has passed its Marine Stewardship Council assessment and been certified as a sustainable and well-managed fishery. The fishery – which recently gained European geographic designation as ‘Cornish Sardines’ can now add the MSC ecolabel to its products. The Cornish sardine fishery first started a trial MSC assessment in 2008, in a pilot programme to develop a way for data deficient fisheries – often found in the developing world – to be able to achieve MSC certification. After performing well in the Risk-Based framework assessment, Cornish sardines went on to pass the regular MSC assessment.
NIFES analysed farmed fish content
No residues of illegal drugs were found in samples of farmed fish tested and analysed by NIFES, says a report.
Mississippi fishermen unhappy with reopening of waters
Federal authority has reopened some fishing areas in Mississippi but some fishermen are not happy with as they thing it is too early to fish.
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