Articles related to "Commercial Fishing"

Trollers are hook and line boats fishing in Southeast Alaska noted for their low volume, high quality salmon fishery.

National research shows that commercial fishing vessel safety could greatly be improved along the west coast of the United States.

Alaska commercial fishermen have joined forces to help fishing industry families impacted by Hurricane Katrina.

Gillnetters are commercial fishing boats that focus largely on Coho and Sockeye salmon by using a wall or curtain net placed in front of the migrating fish.

Longliners fish for some of the most popular seafood sold in throughout the world. Learn more here about these commercial fishing boats that work in Alaska's waters.

The Coast Guard is soliciting public comment on its proposed improvements to fishing vessel safety and will continue to refine its safety regulations for fishermen.

Good planning and utilizing the Community Fishing Center concept can greatly improve the chances of successful fishing industry development.

A vibrant commercial fishing industry is critical to the economic health and wellbeing of coastal communities. Fishery businesses need multiple partners for success.

Learn to identify the many different types of fishing boats found working in the waters of Alaska. Each type of vessel is as distinctive as the fish species it pursues.

Adoption of catch shares in commercial fishing is seen as one way to advert the economic and environmental disaster that will occur if overfishing continues.

Well planned small ports and marinas represent important components in the economic health and success of any coastal community.

Tour operators and fishermen are concerned with wild Pacific salmon stocks in British Columbia. Pink Salmon are being threatened by sea lice associated with fish farms.

Recreational boaters can learn much about boating safety by observing and using the same equipment and practices exercised by commercial fishermen.

Alaska King Crab and commercial fishing in general is a risky occupation. Successful fishing crews can teach recreational boaters much about safe boating practices.

Visit the waterfront of scenic British Columbia to enjoy the holidays, outdoor Christmas lights and a maritime Santa in the fishing Village of Steveston

There are many different types of boats used in Alaska's commercial fishing industry. One of the larger vessels in use is the limit seiner.

Recreational boaters can learn important safety lessons from a study recently published concerning fatal falls overboard in the commercial fishing industry.

Like in Alaska, commercial fishing is the most dangerous occupation found in the United Kingdom. A study has been released to address this problem.

Visit a true remote getaway, King Salmon, Alaska and nearby Katmai National Park, Becharof and Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuges, and salmon rich Bristol Bay.

Commercial fishing is a global, multi-billion dollar industry. It is the backbone of coastal nations' economies. As such, many species are depleted. So why waste?

It's no wonder that Minnesota's North Shore Drive has long been a favorite with vacationers. There's something new to see around every turn of the road.

The dietary needs of the Mbu puffer change over the life of the puffer. Providing proper food for this giant puffer is important to its health.

If Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon read the history book Images of America: Port Charlotte would he have envisioned a retirement haven around Charlotte Harbor, Fla?

The 1988 coming-of-age film "Mystic Pizza" has reached its 20th anniversary, and the Connecticut town made famous by the story still hosts movie fans year-round.

In order to offer a wide variety of healthy tropical fish to their customers, many pet stores use the services of fish wholesalers.

The cold wet winter weather poses unique risks for commercial fishermen operating in these intolerant waters. Irish Water Safety offers suggestions that benefit boaters.

Take some time to browse through the Alaska Sea Grant Bookstore. There are many titles of interest for boaters and maritime enthusiasts.

Sarah Palin's lakeside house, with an airplane in the driveway and a to-die-for view, surpasses the average "Main Street" abode, but where does Main Street still exist?

Consumers interested in sustainable fisheries and making informed seafood purchasing decisions should visit FishWatch for current information from fisheries managers.

Legislation pending in the U.S. House of Representatives could mandate further study of the effects of ethanol on recreational boat engines and equipment.

Take time to assemble a damage control kit for your vessel. Be prepared for unforeseen events on the water!

Loggerhead sea turtle populations are declining in many regions, a new scientific report warns. Some populations of loggerheads could be listed as endangered in 2010.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act is America's greatest contribution to cetacean and pinniped conservation. Is it enough to protect whales, dolphins, porpoises, and seals?

William Brewster and the Puritans in Holland decide to migrate to Virginia in the New World. They sail back to England where another group seeking religious freedom will

The Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2008 (H.R. 2830) has significant effects on the maritime community and deserves the attention of mariners and boaters.

Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes.

Efforts are being introduced in Scotland to reduce marine debris and litter through the Fishing for Litter program.

Jan and Barbara fish according to sustainable methods. But the catch can be unpredictable and they are having trouble reaching the regular market with their product.

Commercial development threatens boater access to the waterfront. The Keep Our Waterfront Working Act is an effort to address this problem.

The 2005 storm season left huge amounts of wreckage behind for waterfront residents living along the Gulf of Mexico that is hazardous to navigation and wildlife.

Greenpeace International has released a report detailing the risk plastic pollution and marine debris poses to the environment called Plastic Debris in the World's Oceans

Once again, melamine was in the news in November 2008 when inspectors found dangerously high levels of the toxic chemical in fish feed.

A unique partnership is producing the Iridium satellite based MOB Guardian System and it has significant potential to improve safety at sea.

A tourist resort on the West Wales coast with a varied history popular with sailing enthusiasts, ramblers and conservationists.

Providing current user information through the registration of PLB and EPIRB radio locator beacons increases their effectiveness to rescuers.

Referred to by some as God's own county, the historical area of Yorkshire is home to Yorkshire puddings, festivals, dry cured ham and superb fish at the port of Whitby.

To protect the marine environment, choose aquacultured materials and tank-bred animals for your saltwater aquarium, and never release anything into the wild.

International commissions recognize the impacts of longline fishing practices to endangered seabirds and are taking steps to improve fishing gear and techniques.

The Coast Guard Auxiliary has a greater role in assisting the Coast Guard with nontraditional missions like marine security and domain awareness.

Mercury is a metal found naturally in the environment, and it also makes its way into fish and seafood.