Death of sperm whale found on Oregon shore blamed on ship strike
'There was hemorrhaging, so that indicates that the animal was alive when it was struck' -- Michael Milstein, spokesperson, NOAA Fisheries' West Coast region
California’s punishing rains finally seem to be over, freeing Dungeness harvesters to fish for little money
The dockside price is very low, but the amounts of crab in the water are abundant, harvesters say
Costco must face lawsuit over ‘dolphin safe’ tuna claim, US federal judge rules
Costco had sought a dismissal, saying that the plaintiff only speculated about the risk to dolphins
Herring roe showing ‘signs of decline’ in portions of Canada’s Strait of Georgia
Research shows that a 20% harvest rate has driven down stocks over the years
Strike averted, Northern California Dungeness crab harvesters ready to start on Tuesday
'I would say that the northern ports in Oregon agreed to this price, and it's a price that we all would've liked to strike over, but that was out of our control' -- Harrison Ibach, Humboldt Fisherman's Marketing Association
Low prices compel Tanner crab harvesters in Kodiak to sit tight
'Everybody in the fleet has spent a lot of money on getting ready to do this fishery, everybody has invested money' -- Kevin Abena, Kodiak Crab Alliance Cooperative
Mississippi River sediment diversion expected to increase shrimp, oyster prices
Sediment diversion in the US state of Louisiana will revive marsh but smother oysters and push shrimp into deeper water, the US Army Corps of Engineers suggests
‘Atmospheric rivers’, low prices drown out early part of US Dungeness crab season
'Nobody's moving' -- long-time California crab harvester Dick Ogg
Coast Guard detains Mexican vessel, seizes 350 pounds of red snapper in Gulf of Mexico
The seizure was the second involving a Mexican fishing vessel off the US state of Texas in under a week
Most of Oregon, Washington coast to open Dungeness harvest on Jan. 15
The late discovery of elevated domoic acid levels surprises state officials