SFF meets with new UK fisheries minister for closer relationship
Scottish Fishermen’s Federation has conducted a meeting with new UK fisheries minister Richard Benyon to continue the relationship launched before the general election.
Fishermen target Pacific whiting, avoiding bycatch
Fishermen agreed to tie up their boats until July 20 to catch only Pacific whiting while avoiding the bycatch.
NFFO meeting with new minister successful
NFFO conducts a meeting with new fisheries minister Richard Benyon to discuss industry’s areas of concern.
NL government ready to invest millions in fisheries
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) announced substantial investments of CAD 14 million in fisheries research.
B.C. sockeye salmon fishery gets MSC certification
Three units of B.C. sockeye salmon fishery has completed full assessment of MSC certification.
Fishing cuts would have bad affect for Scottish fleet
Fishing cuts are totally based on uncertain science and this would have very bad affect for Scottish fleet, briefed SFF.
Only 95 Asturias vessels fish skipjack
Less 100 boats in Asturias received licences to take part in the skipjack tuna fishing season this year.
Morro Bay fishing back with bang
In 2009 Morro Bay’s fishing industry has come back with bang when it recorded its largest haul in more than a decade.
Kobe II fisheries meeting ends with disgrace
Kobe II fisheries meeting at a paramount international was an attempt to protect tuna stocks but ended with disgrace.
Alaska harvesters aid oil spill victims in the Gulf
The Alaska Fishing Industry Relief Mission is back helping seafood industry victims of the Gulf of Mexico offshore oil disaster.
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