US Coast Guard detains 16 Mexican nationals suspected of illegal fishing
'These illegal activities support trafficking and other criminal activities on our nation's southern maritime border' -- Lt. David Anderson, commanding officer of USCG Cutter Daniel Tarr
China debuts massive $83m krill vessel for Antarctic fishing
China's largest and most technologically advanced krill fishing vessel set sail on its maiden voyage on March 10 from Lianjiang County in Fujian province
As Chinese fleet swarms, Argentine province signs deal with controversial fishing company
The agreement bucks local concern it will encourage further illegal fishing by Hongdong Fisheries and other Chinese distant-water firms
Status quo TAC, beefed-up regulations for Canada’s 2025 elver fishery
Canadian elver fishing license holders for the 2025 seaon will be required to use a management and tracking app to provide catch data to federal authorities
Amid tuna scarcity concerns, American Samoa rep urges Trump to reopen Pacific Remote Islands monument to fishing
A tax break proposal for StarKist's American Samoan operations and a $107 million grant to develop a tuna migration tracking system are among measures being implemented to bolster the tuna-fishing sector in the Pacific
Canadian judge lets indigenous chiefs intervene in Maine lobsterman case
A provincial court judge in New Brunswick ruled the Peskotomuhkati Nation at Skutik should be allowed to intervene on behalf of the nation's three chiefs
Investigation reveals North Korean forced labor on Chinese fishing vessels
Chinese tuna fishing vessels operating in the Indian Ocean employed North Korean workers under conditions of forced labor between 2019 and 2024, potentially violating UN sanctions, according to the Environmental Justice Foundation
Canadian report reveals endangered fish helps fund illegal fentanyl production
Trade of the endangered totoaba fish, prized for its swim bladder, which sells for up to $36,000 per pound in Asian markets, enables criminals to source ingredients to make fentanyl
Supertrawler detained off Irish coast for alleged fishing-regulation breaches
A German-registered supertrawler, the Helen Mary, has been detained off Ireland's southwest coast for alleged breaches of EU fishing regulations
Canadian supplier shares tips for cracking European market amidst US tariff threat
'You have to do this homework' -- Danny Dumaresque, Labrador Gem Seafoods