Dead dugong raises concern among commercial fishermen
Professional fishermen have denied being involved in the death of dugong near Cairns.
NEAFC announces vacant position of Secretary
The North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission, NEAFC, has made it clear that it has Secretary position vacant for which it invites application.
Effort to get more of the season before oil spill
Fishermen are ready to get more of the Louisiana season of shrimp before oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill washes ashore.
CIFT works to boost fish harvest sector
The Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (CIFT), Kochi, has been focusing on the fish harvest sector with innovative projects to boost the sector.
Fishing under threat by Cape Wind Project
Obama Administration has given green signal to the Cape Wind Project but it raises concern about how it will affect the fishing industry.
Scottish vessels under legal parameter
Fishermen from Bridlington have decided to sue Scottish vessels over damage by scallop boats, confirms a report.
Fishermen rallied in Porbandar & Karachi
Fishermen in India & Pakistan took out marches to demand the release of their kin incarcerated in the other country.
Lightning hit fishing boat but crew safe
The 63-foot commercial fishing vessel was struck by lightning but the crew of the boat was safe and sound.
Commerce secretary ready to debate over fishing rules
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke has decided to meet with Northeast lawmakers over fishing rules.
Norwegian cod and haddock fisheries obtain MSC-certification
Norway’s offshore Northeast Arctic (NEA) cod and haddock fisheries were today certified as sustainable under the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) environmental standard for sustainable and well managed fisheries. After successfully…
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