Salmon fisheries dying due to water mismanagement
West Coast fishers heavily rely on salmon as it means business for them but diminishing stock of the species put their business at risk.
Fishing vessel goes aground twice after alarm
Burnham RNLI Inshore Lifeboat has launched fishing vessel aground twice in the River Crouch after sensing some danger but it was all safe and sound.
EU slashed tuna fishing at Mediterranean
The Mediterranean tuna fishing season has been slashed to boost the dwindling stocks of the species.
Brixham fisherman found guilty for undersized scallops
A Brixham fisherman and his company was fined £24k for undersized scallops, confirms a report.
Canada launches new rescue boats
Canadian government has started its Economic Action Plan under new rescue boats were launched.
Fresh setback for shrimp export
Bangladesh's shrimp exports to the European Union are under scrutiny as the 27-nation grouping has put strict testing requirement on its shrimps.
Agriculture and Fisheries Council meet in April
Preparation of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council meet of April in Luxembourg is under way, confirms a report.
SE Asia ecosystem a risk for tuna, WWF
Key tuna species are under constant threat due to overfishing in SE Asia ecosystem, revealed WWF.
Shrimpers to claim shares in Prince William Sound
Sport and commercial shrimpers are aiming to claim their share of a Prince William Sound bounty of tasty spot and coonstripe shrimp.
Shrimp vessels to be ordered to use selectivity devices
The subsecretary of Argentine Fisheries and Aquaculture, Norberto Yauhar, is planning to urgently implement measures to conserve the population of hake (Merluccius hubbsi) juveniles in the north Patagonian breeding ground.
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