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The Queensland Seafood Industry Association (QSIA) says it is not surprised by a report which identifies the presence of organised crime in the fishing industry. The Australian Institute of Criminology found most fisheries’ officers thought there was

Blue-light special on white seabass off Catalina, San Clemente islands - Los Angeles Times
White seabass are perhaps the most highly prized saltwater game fish to frequent Southland waters. They are powerful, yet elusive. The bag limit is one, but one large seabass will produce enough fillets to feed a large family. Their flesh is tender

Dozens flock to fishing derby - Middletown Journal
LIBERTY TWP. More than 55 kids and adults with special needs tried their hands at catching the big one during Lake Monroe’s 20th annual Handicapped Fishing Derby Sunday, May 18. Fishermen and women from Middletown, Franklin, Springboro, Trenton

The Dubai miracle - Globe and Mail
The view as the sun rises over Dubai from the 42nd floor of the Jumeirah Hotel makes it hard to believe that, less than four decades ago, only a poor fishing village sat beside the small salt water inlet known as Dubai Creek. Tower after

French fishing strike to continue - BBC Europe
French fishermen have voted to continue blockades of several ports and fuel depots for more two days in protest at fishing quotas and rising diesel costs. The decision was taken by fishing crews from Channel ports including Calais, Dunkirk, Dieppe

French fishermen opt to extend protest over fuel - Reuters
PARIS, May 26 (Reuters) - Fishermen from 11 of France’s largest trawler ports voted on Monday to extend their protest over high fuel costs for 48 hours despite moves by some to return to sea. The price of marine diesel has surged by 30 percent in the

Over 80 per cent of fisheries overfished - News.com.au
MORE than 80 per cent of the world’s fisheries are at risk from over-fishing and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) must act urgently to scrap unsustainable subsidies, lobby group Oceana said today. “The world’s fishing fleets can no longer expect to

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