Illegal fishing, seafood fraud costing Canada millions: study
Aquaculture seen as way of bolstering supply chain traceability standards to stop illegal fishing and seafood fraud.
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Fishing boat owner pleads guilty in shark finning case
A business that owns a Japanese fishing boat pleaded guilty Thursday in a case involving Indonesian crew members who cut fins from sharks.
Fish on! Eye-opening, angler photos from the 2020 Upstate NY fall salmon run
The annual fall salmon spawning run up Lake Ontario tributaries is underway big-time from the Salmon River to the Lower Niagara River.
Seafood is in season, and the most popular ones are all on sale!
After three or four months of fishing ban, China's southeast coast has ushered in this year's opening season, a large wave of seafood has come to our table. How about the seafood production and quality this year? Is the price up or down?
45 charged with poaching marine life from fragile San Pedro tide pools
A six-month investigation into the poaching of marine life from fragile tidal pools at White Point Beach in San Pedro has culminated with charges against 45 people, the Los Angeles city attorney announced Thursday.
Battle heating up over lobster fishing
Tensions are again ratcheting up between Mi’kmaq and non-Indigenous fishers over the issue of what should be a moderate livelihood.
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Recreational anglers rally against chinook fishery closures
An angling advocacy group rallied outside the Vancouver offices of Fisheries and Oceans Canada on Monday to protest restrictions on the recreational salmon fishery on B.C.'s South Coast.
On June 19, Fisheries and Oceans Canada announced that because of the presence of endangered Fraser chinook, rec
Want to go fishing but know nothing? Here are the very basics.
With schools and summer camps canceled and parents working from home or not working, folks are taking up fishing.
Shandong maritime police bureau cracked the first case of illegal fishing in 2020
On May 12, Shandong maritime police bureau successfully cracked the first case of illegal fishing in the closed season of the sea area under its jurisdiction, involving about 15000 Jin of illegal fishing catch, worth about 200000 yuan.
Vietnam protests against China's ban on fishing in the South China Sea Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Vietnam has no right to talk about this
A reporter asked: according to reports, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry of Vietnam issued a statement on the 8th, saying that Vietnam protested against China's unilateral implementation of the fishing ban in the South China Sea and asked China to stop further complicating the situation in th