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September 3, 2020
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In their suit, the groups Ecology Action Centre, Living Oceans and Ecojustice claim the federal department did not follow its own legislated rules, failing to do a Read More »
The commercial salmon season typically starts on May 1, but the season’s start for the coastal area of California is expected to be delayed due to Read More »
The has been hearing from the public today regarding management issues for red snapper. . The public hearing was held at the Battle House Hotel. Right Read More »
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Kodiak, forward deployed to Cold Bay, medevaced a 48-year-old man from the 272-foot fishing Read More »
The US federal agency GSA (General Services Administration) announced it is dropping guidelines for federal purchases of seafood that could have excluded Alaska salmon and other sustainable Read More »
I recently read the article, “The Boswell Backlash” by Michelle Wagner, dated March 21. As one who spends a considerable amount of time in Raleigh, representing Read More »
BELFAST, Maine — At Ducktrap River of Maine, the smokers — and employees — are working six days a week to meet the ever-increasing demand for Read More »
Like everyone else, our local fishermen have been hit hard by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Support your local fishermen by purchasing fresh seafood Read More »
There’s a baby boom going on with Alaska’s humpback whales. Slow-but-steady population growth is good news for the species, as well as whale-watchers. But it could Read More »
Hundreds gathered in Peterhead on Saturday to pay tribute to ex-Fishermen’s Association Limited chair Tom Hay, who died on March 8. John Ashworth, leader of Save Read More »
CG: Well, at the heart of this reporting that you did were snow crab numbers. So what’s going on with those snow crab numbers? And how Read More »
The study from SFU found that “The Skeena estuary funnels hundreds of millions of juvenile salmon through the transition from freshwater to marine habitats each year … (and) Read More »
Herring season is in full swing, and the small fish have returned to San Francisco Bay en masse this year, making pelicans and sea lions happy. But Read More »
“Massachusetts has the second largest lobster catch in the country,” Tarr said in a statement. “To keep from being left behind, we should expand our ability Read More »
Ronald T. Cagle Sr. of Selbyville was cited Saturday for two counts of commercial crabbing for blue crabs without the required state commercial crabbing license, two Read More »
On Gosman’s dock in Montauk, seagulls hovering above, I was greeted by the smells of gasoline and fish as I walked on the worn, white-speckled planks. Read More »
Sustainable. The tax drain of US taxpayers that pay for NMFS, CBD’s tax except status, and for frivolous lawsuits brought forth by the Bender and Bender Read More »
The federal government on Wednesday released data showing that cod stocks in the area remain overfished and are not on target to be rebuilt by 2024. Read More »
Updated: The photo has been removed because according to people, it’s not Marty Gorham. My apologies to all. If anyone has a photo that they would Read More »
Endangered Species Act gone wild! It’s too bad another species of owl must lose its life in the process: Authorities are proposing to shoot or remove Read More »
After Congress passed the 2010 Coast Guard Authorization Act, which updated fishing industry safety standards for the first time since 1988, activists like Bartlett were grateful Read More »
Michael Pentony, the head of NOAA’s Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office, warned in a March 15 letter that the report on Vineyard Wind completed by the Read More »
While a few areas still remain open to commercial Dungeness fishing, the majority of region closed on November 30. Compared to historical numbers, this year has Read More »
A booming lobster industry certainly has its ups, but some of the downs are becoming apparent to one fisherman from Kelly’s Cove, N.S., who says he Read More »
According to Harbormaster Matt Creswell, the fishing boat Lone Star was reported to be sinking at around 5 a.m. “We received a report that there was Read More »

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Justin Chipman and Nathan Burke were arrested on multiple charges after they allegedly broke into Phil Torrey’s home in 2018 and stole his hummer, taking his pug dog Franky along for the ride. At some point, Franky was shot and killed. His body was found, wrapped in plastic, on a Winter Harbor beach six days later. Chipman and Burke had once worked as sternmen on Torrey’s lobster boat. >click to read< 17:13
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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Navigation – Home –– About – Search By Region –– Canada –– New England –– Mid Atlantic –– South Atlantic –– Gulf of Mexico –– Pacific –– North Pacific –– Caribbean –– Western Pacific –– National –– International News – Featured Writers –– Carmine Gorga ––– My View: The need for real science in Magnuson by Carmine Gorga ––– Fish and Future ––– The predator-prey model –– Dick Grachek ––– The Real “Seafood Fraud” Mislabeling Miscreants – Further Thoughts on Oceana’s “fight seafood fraud” Campaign ––– Dick Grachek: Thank you Seth Macinko ––– My vote is NO. ––– Pew laboring overtime on Tuna, in the Biblical sense. ––– Rebuttal: And how ’bout we have a “day of reckoning” for agenda driven anti-fishing misinformation? Now that would be some American Progress. ––– CLF and The Right to the Judicial System ––– CLF NMFS AND LAWSUITS ––– CLF and CLF Ventures: or we get rich by litigating the hostile takeover and trading away of public resources for corporate exploitation while claiming to save the planet. ––– BULLARD, SHELLEY, and COD: or Fish Being and Nothingness ––– Cod, NOAA, and Existence ––– Connect the dots… ––– Seismic Blasting: More Dots ––– NOAA IS BENT ON AQUACULTURE: or With friends like this…. ––– Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Science Notes: Atlantic Discovery ––– I risk appearing way-too-jaded, but can’t help being inspired by endeavors like this one: ––– NOAA Fisheries Names Doug Lipton Senior Research Economist – Nice! Another Enviro-Capitalist—just what we need. ––– THE FORAGE FISH FARCE ––– The Great Fish Crisis Fraud –– John Johnson ––– Environmental Profiteers Ocean in Peril? ––– American Style Environmentalism is Destroying The Environment ––– Fish in the Northwest Atlantic Are Going Hungry New Science From Maine’s Department of Marine Resources Helps To Explain Why. ––– Fishing Vessel Engineering: An Easy Fix For Generator Caused Electrolysis ––– Fishing Vessel Engineering: Bearing Failure On Fishing Vessels ––– Nature Con 2014 with GoPEW Villian 3 Video ––– The Ringer – A True Story of the National Marine Fisheries Service Observer Program –– Joel Hovanesian ––– They Told Us ––– A well thought out strategy to destroy an industry ––– Has the time come? –– Stephen Taufen ––– FISHERIES RANT FOR SUMMER READING: Volksverdummung’s Alive and Well in Fisheries ––– Who Owns Fish Under-BRIBERIZATION ––– Privatized fisheries are poor public policy ––– Just Take a Trawler and Processor Lobbyist’s Advice ––– Central Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Catch Share Schemes Continue at Kodiak Fisheries Work Group and Fisheries Advisory Committee: ––– Gulf of Alaska Groundfish Ratz: Kodiak assemblies’ letter misses the protective mark –– The Writings of Nils Stolpe ––– “Anecdotal Information” is what the professional fisheries people call it, usually dismissively. ––– Monitoring fishermen – Sampling or sentencing? ––– Your roots are showing – don’t be convinced by seeming grass roots efforts ––– Blue Water Fishermen’s Association – Raising the conservation bar for almost a quarter of a century ––– Atlantic herring – lots of smoke but where’s the fire? ––– Seafood certification – who’s really on first? ––– NILS STOLPE: Of gumballs, the American Sportfishing Association and fisheries management ––– Towards rationality in fisheries management ––– Fishosophy: Overfished or Depleted? ––– Fishosophy – A New Blog and Is this any way to manage a fishery? ––– A staggering loss to U.S. fishermen and U.S. seafood consumers. ––– Fisheries Management–More Than Meets The Eye ––– Nils E. Stolpe: Flotsam and Jetsam FishNet-USA/December 8, 2013 ––– First Swordfish, Now Bluefin – Fishnet USA ––– Where’s Hercules when we really need him? –– From the Moderator ––– The First Indicator – Looking Back. The 2nd indicator, looking forward. ––– The Observer Program. Expanded ––– Out of Nowhere Comes an Updated Stock Assessment on Cod! ––– Paddling with our Hands ––– NOAA Fisheries Service? No such agency! ––– Waking up with Wicked Tuna on the Morning Buzz, WHEB the Rock station –– Guest Writer Column –– Center for Sustainable Fisheries ––– The Magnuson Stevens Act and it’s Ten Year Rebuilding Timeline: Science or Fiction? ––– Center for Sustainable Fisheries Statement on Bill No. 4742 from Listening Session with Congressman Tierney and Congressman DeFazio ––– The Magnuson-Stevens Act is in Need of Congressional Attention – Fisherynation Classified – Press Releases –– Letters –– Enviro (E-NGO) – Contact – Donate – Advertise
The issue has pitted two local interest groups against each other: Those who depend on the $68 million California Dungeness crab fishery for their livelihood, and Read More »
“The proposed layout specifies that turbines will be spaced 1 nautical mile (nm) apart, arranged in east-west rows and north-south columns, with the rows and columns Read More »
Alaska’s crab fisheries could be a casualty of the government shutdown. All crab seasons officially open Oct. 15, but as of Oct. 8, the National Marine Read More »
Built by Webbers Cove, Blue Hill, Maine. 402HP, CAT 3408 Diesel, Auxiliary, Northern Lights 12KW Electric & Power, and more. To review specifications, information, and 10 Read More »
A federal fisheries council voted Tuesday to suspend for at least a year a controversial program that allows fishing boats to pay to extend their catch Read More »
A New Jersey yacht captain has been sentenced to two years probation and ordered to pay $1,800 of restitution after pleading guilty to colliding with a Read More »
The owner of one of Louisiana’s oldest and best known oyster-processing companies, Mike Voisin was instrumental in founding the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board in Read More »
Purse seine and drift gillnet harvests of salmon continue in earnest this week in Prince William Sound,,, The five year even year average for humpies through Read More »
A 10-square-mile oil slick off the California coast is thinner than a coat of paint and it’s becoming harder to skim from choppy waters, officials said Read More »
The Northeast Sector of the United States Coast Guard says that a 40-foot fishing boat sank in the Narragansett Bay Thursday afternoon following a fire on Read More »
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission announced the opening date for the 2015 Louisiana spring shrimp season. The spring shrimp season was set based on information Read More »
The nation’s largest retailer has reaffirmed its commitment to buy Alaska seafood, and will work with the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute on sustainability issues to meet Read More »
The Amazing Spider-Man branded the killing of the marine mammals for their skins as “an off-season cash grab” for the Canadian fishing industry in a letter Read More »
Alaskans know that Bristol Bay is all about wild salmon. For thousands of years the people of Bristol Bay have thrived on this bounty and for Read More »
Local fishermen who may have suffered economic losses due to the recent restrictions on commercial and recreational Dungeness and Rock crab fishing may receive financial help Read More »
NOAA Fisheries exhausted its budgeted money for at-sea monitoring of Northeast fishing sector groundfish boats on Feb. 16 and has suspended all required monitoring until the Read More »
All along the western Australian coast, a backlog of rock lobsters are stuck waiting in their tanks, as their main market remains all but closed. In Read More »
Crew members assigned to Coast Guard Cutter Bristol Bay assist a dog they found stranded on the ice of Lake St. Clair March 4, 2014. The Read More »
I’ve always had a strange fascination with challenge and adventure. It’s a cliché, I know, but it has led me on some interesting journeys. Sometimes these Read More »
California’s shellfish industry fought the federal government’s termination of a “no-otter zone” along the Southern California coast at a Ninth Circuit hearing on Friday. Four fishing Read More »
Department of Transportation Deputy Director Randy Grune said Friday he sent a letter in July 2012 to Matson Navigation Co. notifying the company of the leak. Read More »
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