Bloom claims Dutch bidding to avoid pulse fishing ban with ‘instrumentalization of science’
Dutch researchers asked ICES to compare the effects of using beam trawls and pulse trawls to catch North Sea sole; NGO claims ICES is 'serving political objectives'
Yellowfin sole harvest in Bering Sea sprinting after slow start
Alaska's Amendment 80 fleet could have its best yellowfin sole harvest since 2014, that is if it doesn't get distracted by another species
NGO Bloom focuses anti-pulse fishing campaign sights on UK
French NGO Bloom has turned to the UK’s fisheries minister in hopes the country will join France, Belgium and many other EU member states in upholding the ban
Dutch to continue pulse research in event of EU ban
Wageningen University has no intention of ceasing research into the controversial method of pulse fishing, despite a vote in favor of banning it in the EU Parliament earlier this year
Tradex: Alaskan flounder price volatility will continue
The overall flounder catch in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands, including flathead, rock and yellowfin sole, was down by 16.6 million pounds during the first 11 weeks of 2018
A shell game in New Bedford? 55 boats scramble out of Sector IX, catching NOAA by surprise
The members of Carlos Rafael's fishing sector are resuming their efforts to get their vessels back on the water
Pulse fishing researcher: Inclusive debate on benefits ‘completely failed’
The benefits of pulse fishing were not effectively communicated, leading to the vote in favor of ending the experiment in the European parliament, says researcher
Few defend America’s Finest as Unalaska meeting hears of plant shutdowns
A quest to convince an Alaska community to drop its opposition to the issuance of a waiver for the vessel America's Finest appears likely to be unsuccessful
Captain D’s touts flounder for Lent
Southern US-focused quick service seafood chain Captain D's will be featuring flounder fillet sandwiches in its Lenten promotion this year
Pulse fishing prohibition is ‘science losing out to emotion’
Dutch fishermen's organization notes the outcome of the vote 'has enormous consequences for many family businesses in the fisheries sector'