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With the new board in place, the nation's government has set its sights on implementing several new projects | Photo courtesy of schusterbauer.com/Shutterstock
July 11, 2025
Ghana appoints Fisheries Commission board members, sets sights on new projects
The fish will be utilized for school lunches and other federal domestic food distribution programs | Photo courtesy of rigsbyphoto/Shutterstock
July 11, 2025
Channel Fish Processing wins USD 16.6 million in USDA contracts
Innovasea Systems Designer Miguel Martin said, in niche instances like farming seriola, RAS systems can help move the Chilean aquaculture space forward | Photo courtesy of Innovasea
July 11, 2025
State-of-the-art RAS facilities can help drive Chile’s competitive advantage in aquaculture
U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Canada with a new higher tariff rate, but an official told media the new rate wouldn't impact goods that qualify for the U.S.-Canada-Mexico Agreement, which includes most seafood | Photo courtesy of Joey Sussman/Shutterstock
July 11, 2025
Trump threatens Canada with 35 percent tariffs, but exceptions could benefit seafood
Mississippi's oyster fishery opened for the first time last year following the 2020 Bonnet Carré Spillway disaster | Photo courtesy of Flight Risk Studios/Shutterstock
July 11, 2025
Mississippi launches oyster spawning program following first season in years
National Fisherman
An imposter pretending to be a captain managed to steal the Jamie Marie from its dock before his statements about seeking a "Chinese Mothership" tipped off crew | Photo courtesy of the Washington Department of Ecology
Fake captain steals USD 8 million fishing vessel
March 3, 2025
Maine lobstermen are celebrating the withdrawal of a proposed size limit change that would have increased the minimum legal size of lobsters | Photo courtesy of Breck P. Kent/Shutterstock
Maine lobstermen celebrate withdrawal of gauge size increase
January 13, 2025
Bristol Bay salmon fishermen faced another tough season in 2024 | Photo courtesy of Nick Hall/Save Bristol Bay
Bristol Bay fishermen faced “more stagger than swagger” this season
September 16, 2024
A lobster boat in St. Marys Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada | Photo courtesy of Greensprocket
Canadian lobstermen sue to end unregulated lobster fishery in Saint Marys Bay
September 13, 2024
Kentucky state officials found some of the illegally harvested catfish | Photo courtsesy of Kentucky Fish and Wildlife
Nine charged in multi-state illegal catfish operation in US
September 13, 2024
Thousands of menhaden washed ashore dead in Baltimore in early September | Photo courtesy of Jay Gao/Shutterstock
Fish kill in Baltimore Harbor highlights deepening Chesapeake Bay crisis
September 12, 2024
An illustration of the planned LOC-NESS research project | Image courtesy of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
US fishermen concerned ocean alkalinity experiments could impact their livelihood
August 23, 2024
A flounder caught in North Carolina | Photo courtesy of The Fishes of North Carolina
Commercial-recreational flounder fishery dispute flares in North Carolina
August 23, 2024
American Empress II was deployed in the fall of 2023 hake fishing season | Photo courtesy of American Seafoods
American Seafoods relaunches USD 150,000 grant program for Western Alaska
August 16, 2024
A meeting of the Pacific Fishery Management Council | Photo courtesy of Pacific Fishery Management Council
US names 22 members to regional fishery management councils but delays some appointments
July 8, 2024
The Virginia Marine Resources Commission has repealed a 15-year-long ban on winter crab dredging | Photo courtesy of Linda Hughes Photography/Shutterstock
Virginia regulators reopen blue crab winter dredge fishery
July 1, 2024
Acting Col. Patrick Moran measures illegally harvested haddock at a New Bedford processing plant. | Photo Courtesy of the Massachusetts Environmental Police
Police seize 3,000 pounds of illegal haddock in New Bedford
June 26, 2024
Maine's Portland Fish Exchange and Fish Pier Authority are merging | Photo courtesy of Doug Stewart/National Fisherman
Portland, Maine’s Fish Exchange and Fish Pier Authority merger approved
June 18, 2024
The aftermath of the April collapse of a dock owned by Eastern Fisheries | Photo courtesy of Will Sennott /The New Bedford Light
New Bedford waterfront grapples with ongoing challenges after second dock collapse
June 7, 2024
Blake Herman stands in the pulpit of the Sharon G. | Photo courtesy of Blake Herman
Petition filed to open California MPAs for swordfishing
April 5, 2024
A harvesting vessel operated by Alaska's Sea Grove Kelp | Photo courtesy of Sea Grove Kelp
Alaska mariculture push gaining traction in effort to reach USD 100 million in value
April 1, 2024
The Massachusetts Restricted Area Wedge | Image courtesy of National Marine Fisheries Service
US judge overturns closure of Massachusetts Restricted Area Wedge to commercial fishing
March 19, 2024
A Maine aquaculture site | Photo courtesy of Paul Molyneaux
In Maine, aquaculture-friendly legislation meets opposition
March 8, 2024
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