The Latest Breaking News from Fish

The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to consider extending rules restricting the number of crab traps in the water and how deep they can drop in the late-season months when humpback whales are more likely to swim there

Fifty years after the U.S. Endangered Species Act took effect, officials say 99% of the animals and plants it protects have survived

In maritime Southeast Asia, where more than ten million fishers earn their living, the impact of illegal fishing practices is particularly relevant.

From fish and chips to flowers, entrepreneurs say higher interest rates and the cost of living crisis are taking their toll

Another fishing tournament is in the spotlight because of a cheating scandal – this time involving Lake Erie walleye that had allegedly been stuffed with smaller fish to make them appear heavier.

Fisherfolk in and around Ennore held a demonstration on Thursday, demanding permanent jobs for members of the fishing community and also the dredging of the Ennore creek, to revive their declining livelihoods.

Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella were found alive on board his catamaran, having survived on raw fish and rainwater under a beating sun for more than 90 days

Could the future of bluefin tuna really be "safe and secure," as one biologist put it?

A bid by local iwi to build an open ocean salmon farm off the coast of Rakiura/Stewart Island has been rejected over the impact on marine mammals, sea birds and seabed fauna.

Fishermen appeal to Matsyafed to intervene to ensure fair price for fish during monsoon season. The cooperative must build infrastructure like cold storages to store excess fish and provide support price to fishermen. It must also step in to provide subsidised fuel and fishing nets to reduce investment costs.

During fathers and sons’ time, Luke Niels Jr. caught a monster walleye at Shabbona Lake in mid-July and Oliver Sala caught a really big smallmouth bass Saturday on the lakefront.