Cattle ships have an hour to navigate this channel or run aground
A shipping owner is advocating for a new deep-water channel at Bridport to prevent cattle ships from running aground due to shallow waters.
ATV pulled a trailer onto the ice of Pielinen - harsh consequences
Two fishermen narrowly escaped an accident when an ATV pulling a trailer fell through the ice on Lake Pielinen in Finland.
Two dangerous incidents on the same lake – Warning from the rescue service
Two separate incidents involving ice-related accidents occurred at Littoistenjärvi lake in Finland, prompting a warning from local rescue services about weak ice conditions.
In San Mateo, residents await news of the whereabouts of 16 fishermen missing after a boat fire
Residents of San Mateo are anxiously waiting for news about the 16 fishermen who went missing after the fire on their fishing vessel, prompting deep family anguish.
Fishermen are concerned about the expansion of the Eastern National Park: 'Locals cannot fish as before'
Fishermen in Finland express concern over the proposed expansion of the Eastern Gulf National Park, fearing it will restrict their fishing activities.
An Odd Bill Appeared on a Savonlinna Woman's Account – Then the Phone Rang
The Eastern Finland police warn about scammers fishing for online banking credentials after a woman lost 18,000 euros to impersonators posing as police.
Senegal: important seizure of juvenile fish whose fishing is depleting resources
In Senegal, authorities have seized a significant quantity of juvenile fish that were being illegally caught, threatening local fish populations.
Spill in Río Seco worries fishermen: 'strong smell of oil' reported in the vicinity of Dos Bocas
Fishermen near Dos Bocas, Mexico report a strong smell of oil following a recent spill near the Olmeca refinery.
Search underway for four people off Tasmania's north-west coast
A search operation has commenced for four individuals whose fishing vessel has gone missing off the north-west coast of Tasmania.
Search underway for missing man after three rescued at sea
Search efforts are ongoing for a missing adult after three individuals were rescued from the waters of Tasmania's north-west coast following a fishing boat incident.
Starting Saturday, only professional fishermen will be allowed to fish on the ice
Starting this Saturday, only professional fishermen will be permitted to fish on the ice due to poor fish populations.
"Some ships operate at a loss and others will remain docked": facing the explosion of diesel prices, fishermen fear the worst
French fishermen are deeply concerned as skyrocketing diesel prices threaten their livelihoods, prompting calls for government assistance amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Ain Järvalt: A lot of false information is circulating about eels - would it be justified to stop eel fishing?
Ain Järvalt critiques the spread of misinformation regarding eel research and fishing practices in Estonia.
After an hour of 'battle', fishermen catch a pirarucu over two meters and nearly 100 kg in a river in the interior of SP
Fishermen in Cardoso, SP, successfully captured a giant pirarucu weighing nearly 100 kg after a prolonged struggle.
Five Vietnamese Fishermen Swept Away by Waves, One Rescued in Fukui
Five Vietnamese fishermen were swept away by waves while fishing in Fukui, with one person rescued by helicopter.
Pirarucu: understand why the native fish of the Amazon has become an invader within its own river
The adult pirarucu fish has been classified as an invasive species in a section of the Madeira River in Brazil, allowing for unrestricted fishing.
Minister Paulo Teixeira visits Vale do Ribeira and announces investments and actions for farmers and quilombolas
Minister Paulo Teixeira is on an agenda in the Vale do Ribeira, focusing on public policies for family farming and supporting quilombola communities.
REPORTAGE: If possible, we choose an Estonian company
Tallink primarily repairs and maintains its ships at a company near Naantali, Finland, but makes it a point to choose Estonian firms when possible.
Fishermen fined R$ 2,000 for illegal fishing in Lucélia; over 70 kg of fish were seized
Four fishermen were fined for illegal fishing in Lucélia, Brazil, where more than 70 kg of fish were confiscated by environmental police.
Decree in Belém controls fish trade during Holy Week
The city of Belém has implemented a decree regulating the fish trade to ensure adequate supply for the Holy Week period.
Ibama classifies pirarucu as an invasive species in a section of the Madeira River and allows unrestricted fishing in RO
Ibama has classified the pirarucu as an invasive species above the Santo Antônio dam in the Madeira River, permitting unlimited fishing and slaughter of the species in this area.
Another new seal death
A Saimaa seal has died in fishing nets in Taipalsaari, marking the fifth such incident reported by Metsähallitus this winter.
Saimaa ringed seal died in a net – already the fifth this year
A Saimaa ringed seal has died in a gill net in Finland, marking the fifth such incident this year as reported by Metsähallitus.
Ruling of the Administrative Court: "We may continue to watch otters empty our ponds"
The dispute over the European otter continues as the Bavarian Administrative Court's ruling against regulations allowing for the culling of these protected animals is met with sharp criticism by the Bavarian Fishing Association.
Negotiations on Japan-Russia salmon and trout fishing concluded at the same amount as last year, a total of 2,050 tons
Japan and Russia have concluded negotiations over salmon and trout fishing quotas, maintaining the catch limit at 2,050 tons for the upcoming fishing season.
Saimaa Ringed Seal Died in Fishing Net in Taipalsaari - Fifth Death by Fishing Gear This Year
A Saimaa ringed seal was found dead in a fishing net in Taipalsaari, marking the fifth such incident this year.
Luke Littler gets told off by Sky Sports pundit moments after beating Gerwyn Price
Luke Littler received a scolding from Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle for his fishing gesture after defeating Gerwyn Price in the Premier League Darts final.
"I’m happy to work again" "I’m suffocated by worries about interest rates"... One year after the forest fire, struggling to survive
A community in North Gyeongsang Province, affected by a catastrophic forest fire, is slowly returning to daily life and rebuilding their livelihoods after significant losses.
Kyllini: Ancient object was retrieved with fishing nets
An ancient object likely a fragment of an amphora was discovered by a fishing boat in the waters of Kyllini, Greece.
How the war in the Middle East could drive up fish prices in markets
The increasing marine diesel prices, driven by the war in the Middle East, are threatening to raise fish prices at local markets as fishermen face mounting operational costs.
Struggles with a fish pay off, angler sets new record. This is how much the specimen weighed
An angler in Georgia, USA, named Silas Turner has set a new state fishing record by catching a giant longnose gar, which has been recognized by the Department of Natural Resources.
Fisherman goes missing after falling from floating dock in the Amazon River in Itacoatiara
Fisherman Valciney Jacaúna Ramos, known as 'Valcir', has gone missing in the Amazon River after falling from a floating dock near Itacoatiara.
100 Years of Danish Recreational Fishing Tells of a Surprising Development
The article explores the history and evolution of recreational fishing in Denmark over the past century through the lens of 'Sportsfiskeren', the official magazine of the Danish Sportsfisher's Federation.
A man from Siilinjärvi was scammed out of money – he asked for help, and the 'expert' took everything
The Eastern Finland police are warning about scammers fishing for online banking credentials, following reports of significant financial losses, including a case where a woman lost €98,000 to a cryptocurrency scam.
Protest by chefs. Farmed salmon disappears from the menus of renowned restaurants
Chefs are protesting against the inclusion of farmed salmon in restaurant menus due to concerns about its production practices.
Algae Moving West – Fish Farmers Urged to Report
Fish farmers in southern Norway are being warned to monitor fish behavior due to a harmful algae bloom moving along the coastline.
Popular fish has run out in stores
The supply of farmed whitefish in Finland is affected by poor weather conditions and a decrease in fish farming operations.
Strong as Its Name... A South Sea Dolphin Named 'Ssan-dori' Finds Freedom by Breaking Free from a Net
A young South Sea dolphin named 'Ssan-dori' has freed itself from a discarded fishing net after being trapped for 87 days.
Black piranha: understand the behavior of the species after capture of ‘giant’ fish in AM
The capture of a large black piranha in the Amazon region has raised concerns about the species' aggressive behavior.
Woman Seriously Injured: Pulled Lifeless from the Water in Copenhagen
A 41-year-old woman is in serious condition after falling into the water near Havnegade in Copenhagen and being rescued by relatives.
Evelyn Salgado Pineda delivers support from the Bienpesca program
Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda delivered support from the Bienpesca program, highlighting her commitment to the fishing and aquaculture sector in Guerrero, Mexico.
Fuel Decree, from Excise Cuts to Fines for Oil Companies. All the Measures
The Italian government has approved a decree aimed at reducing fuel prices through excise cuts, tax credits for transport and fishing industries, and fines for oil companies.
Environmental police attacked during inspection against illegal fishing in Rio Grande
Three environmental police officers were injured after being attacked by fishermen during an inspection for illegal fishing in Rio Grande, Brazil.
Desperation in Manta for 16 crew members missing after ship fire near Galápagos
Families are anxiously waiting for news about 16 crew members who went missing after a ship caught fire near the Galapagos Islands.
TRAGIC STATISTICS: None of the fishermen who drowned this year due to weak ice were using safety equipment
This year, six fishermen have drowned in Estonia as weak ice conditions worsened, all of whom were lacking safety equipment.
Police seize half a ton of fish and fine trio R$ 32 thousand for illegal fishing in the interior of SP
Three men were fined over R$ 32,000 for illegal fishing in the Aguapeí River in Valparaíso, São Paulo, where 543 kilograms of curimba fish were seized.
Lier-Hansen's Defender: - The Board Knew This
Stein Lier-Hansen's lawyer claims that the board of Norsk Industri was aware of his client's expensive expenditures on hunting and fishing activities, contradicting previous testimonies from board members.
QUIZ: Is every Czech a fisherman? Everyone can recognize carp, but most fail with chubs and bitterlings
A quiz published by Aktuálně.cz challenges readers to test their knowledge of various fish species found in Czech rivers and streams.
Soon, fishing for salmon will be allowed again in a large Danish river
Good news for anglers as Skjern Å will have a salmon quota returned this season after having none last year.
The government supports innovative ideas in the fishing sector
The Estonian government has opened applications for innovation support targeting fishing and aquaculture businesses, available until the allocated budget is exhausted.