FISHERIES Risk, Profit and Pain at the End of the Long Line
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By HUNTER, Tim  Hard graft has its rewards for a tough breed - the contract fisherman.   Tim Hunter   goes longlining. A S THE Tarquin chugs out of Whangarei harbour, Matt Caldwell leans back on his chair at the helm, hooks a white gumboot into the wheel and lights a roll-up.
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Vast fishing no-go zones are needed to save the world&#39;s marine ecosystems from irreparable harm, say British scientists. After climate change, scientists consider the wrecking
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This week's rundown of fishing reports from around the region: Area A: Consistency is beginning to become a problem in the northern regions with an influx of dogfish. Stripers, bluefish, cod, and haddock are not coming easy, according to the Kittery Trading Post fish department. The flounder, however, appear to be biting, and early risers say salmon and trout are ...
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By MIKE SWAIN  CELEBRITY chefs yesterday hit out at destructive fishing policies which threaten to take seafood off the menu.   Chefs Antony Worrall Thompson and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall slammed fisheries chiefs who are set to ignore calls for a ban on some stocks.
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Europe's seas face a bleak future from development, overfishing and pollution from agriculture, scientists warn.  The northeast Atlantic Ocean and the Black, Baltic and Mediterranean seas are in serious decline and will deteriorate further if action isn't taken, the marine scientists said.
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Pity the poor epicure paying record prices for imported caviar, thanks to export limits on the ever-scarcer Caspian Sea delicacy. But take heart: CITES - the Convention on International Trade in Endangered
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Satellite tracking data have pinpointed parts of the world where longline fishing trawlers and albatrosses cross paths, often with fatal results for the majestic sea birds, a report released on Wednesday said.
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The threat of losing money now could help you make money in the long run.
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Investing: Cruising to Disaster
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By Kevin Wadlow, Florida Keys Keynoter, Marathon  Feb. 21--The Florida Keys may have already seen many of the fishing-related issues certain to plague the rest of the state in the near future, fishery managers say.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 2--Destin's charter fi shermen are concerned that new data on red snapper bycatch mortality could come back to bite them.
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Escalating oil prices and global warming concerns have shifted the quest for renewable energy sources into high gear. While wind and solar claim most of the attention, the dark horse in this race may be the restless energy of the sea. By Stephen Leahy.
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WASHINGTON - People fishing for sport are doing far more damage to US marine fish stocks than anyone thought, accounting for nearly a quarter of the catch from overfished species, researchers said.
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By Christopher Faille, Financial Correspondent
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Reducing fish catches now will boost future profits more than previously believed, researchers calculate.
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Irregular hors d'ouevres, scheduling mishaps, and the stockbroker's eternal dilemma.
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With declining catches close to shore, commercial fishing is turning to deeper waters, threatening species that live in the cold and gloom of the deep oceans, according to researchers.