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The New England groundfish debacle (Part III): who or what is at fault? Nils E. Stolpe/FishNet
NILS STOLPE: The New England groundfish debacle (Part IV): Is cutting back harvest really the answer?
While it’s a fact that’s hardly ever acknowledged, the assumption in fisheries management is that if the population of a stock of fish isn’t at some arbitrary level, it’s because of too much fishing. Hence the term “overfished.” Hence the mandated knee jerk reaction of the fisheries managers to not enough fish; cut back on fishing. What of other factors? They don’t count. It’s all about fishing, because fishing is all that the managers can control; it’s their Maslow’s Hammer. When it comes to the oceans it seems as if it’s about all that the industry connected mega-foundations that support the anti-fishing ENGOs with hundreds of millions of dollars a year in “donations” are interested in controlling. Read the article here
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Fishery interests urge judge to rule in lobster lawsuit
Parties in a lobster industry lawsuit filed against federal regulators are urging a judge to make a decision in the case because its outcome affects a Read More » -
Invasive Species: Six-metre boat washes up covered in mussels, pelagic barnacles lands on B.C. coast with Japan tsunami boat
An invasive species of mussel has arrived in British Columbia, carried over by a boat that appears to have been pushed across the Pacific Ocean by the massive Read More » -
Brown OKs fishing for 240 million to 280 million invasive Lake Tahoe crayfish – Announces Tax Credit Program for Fleet Build UP!
Officials estimate the lake holds 240 million to 280 million invasive crayfish, a freshwater crustacean that resembles a small lobster. They are a major food source Read More » -
Pacific Ocean perch stock declared rebuilt
An important, though overfished groundfish stock has been declared rebuilt, the Pacific fishery Management Council announced Monday. Pacific Ocean perch has been an overfished stock since Read More » -
Athearn Marine Agency Boat of the Week: 2005 49’11”x23’6” Novi Lobster boat, 3406 Cat
Specifications, information and 16 photos >click here< To see all the boats in this series, >click here< 11:11 Read More » -
Coast Guard concluded search for missing man near St. Helena Sound
The Coast Guard concluded the search Thursday evening for a man who went missing after his fishing vessel capsized, Wednesday. The man has been identified as Read More » -
Disabled AIS Contributes to Fishing Boat Collision off Norway
On the morning of October 4, the coastal freighter Edmy departed the port of Larvik, bound for Copenhagen. The harbor pilot got off at the pilot station off Read More » -
Editor: RTI dumping can’t be ignored. R. Burkosky – CFV BC MAID ll
As an elected representative for the commercial gillnet fishing fleet, I want to caution the public not to accept an Environment Canada whitewash of this obviously Read More » -
Group aims to ban commercial setnetting in Cook Inlet, Valdez, Fairbanks, Mat-Su, Juneau and Ketchikan
A new organization backed by a powerful Kenai River sportfishing advocate is trying to ban setnetting from all urban areas in Alaska, including Cook Inlet. more@fishradio Read More » -
Study shows three times as many Red Snapper as previously estimated in the Gulf of Mexico
The $12 million Great Red Snapper Count estimated that the Gulf holds about 110 million adult red snapper, those at least 2 years old. A 2018 Read More » -
After felony conviction and 5-year fishing ban, the Caviar King returns to the Ohio River
David Cox is 69 years old. Emphysema makes every breath a challenge. Doctors have put so many stents in his heart that he’s lost count. And Read More » -
Another big Maritime fishery quota cut looming
Another Maritime fishery is facing a big quota cut this year. The only question is how big. This time it is the large herring fishery in Read More » -
Statoil surges ahead with NL plans
Offshore Newfoundland and Labrador (You know, where the fish are?) has today been named a core area of exploitation for Statoil, with the company prioritizing work in Read More » -
$20M for Canada’s lobster industry promised by Conservative Stephen Harper
A re-elected Conservative government would invest $20 million in Canada’s lobster industry, party leader announced in P.E.I. Thursday. Spread over three years, the lobster industry investment Read More » -
Meet the Merchant: Kurt Englund, Englund Marine & Industrial Supply
Describe what Englund Marine & Industrial Supply does and who it serves. “We supply fishing gear and boat parts for commercial and recreational fishermen and marine Read More » -
Dead right whale doesn’t appear to have been entangled in fishing gear
There is no evidence a North Atlantic right whale found dead last Thursday was entangled in fishing gear, according to initial findings. More results of a Read More » -
How much worm digging is too much worm digging for a clam flat?
Proposed state legislation would close some clam flats to worm diggers when clam digging is suspended for conservation reasons. Video here Read More » -
Fishermen safe after British tanker rescue – Crew of CF/V All Seven, fishing off Sable Island when boat began taking on water
“All three crew members have been successfully rescued by the motor tanker British Serenity,” he told CBC News. “They’re reported to be on board that vessel Read More » -
Scientists release a million tiny scallops into Sarasota Bay
A microscope photograph of scallop larvae like those released Wednesday into an area of Sarasota Bay as part of a series of releases designed to restore Read More » -
The Fisherman is the Ultimate American Hero – Fish and Men
A decade ago, while living in coastal New Hampshire, Darby Duffin had a conversation with the wife of a local fisherman. That conversation “hit me in Read More » -
1943: Grizzled New England fishermen unload their catch in lower Manhattan
Opened in 1822, the Fulton Fish Market in lower Manhattan was for decades one of the largest markets in the United States, a nexus of commerce Read More » -
Unalaska Fisheries Committee Rejects Limits on Pacific Cod
Unalaska doesn’t want to close the door on new Pacific cod fisheries. The town’s Fish and Game Advisory Committee met Saturday. They voted 5-2 to reject Read More » -
Alaska: Seafood industry facing challenges beyond harvest cuts
The Alaska seafood workforce, both on boats and on shore, is aging, and fewer young people are going into careers in the industry. While the graying Read More » -
Nuclear Power’s New Dawn: Small Modular Reactors Offer Ever-Reliable CO2-Free Power
STT promotes nuclear power because it works: safe, affordable and reliable it’s the perfect foil for those obsessed about carbon dioxide gas because it doesn’t generate Read More » -
Commercial Cod Harvesters Opposed to Drastic Increases in Rec. Fishery
Commercial fish harvesters in Newfoundland and Labrador are calling for stricter monitoring of the recreational cod fishery in the province and assert that unaccounted for removals Read More »
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