Articles related to "Fishing Vessel Safety"

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

The U.S. Coast Guard employs a number of systems and technologies to bolster its ability to perform search and rescue missions. These tools make the water safer for all.

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

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

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