EDITORIAL: Overfished Tale: Only Sustainable Fishing Will Keep the Much-Loved Red Snapper on the Menu for Years to Come.
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By Houston Chronicle  Jun. 5--For many diners, seafood perfection is a grilled red snapper, with a little salt, pepper and lemon. If the fish is fresh, it doesn't get better than that. But to keep people dining on snapper, commercial and sport fishermen need to reduce their catch.
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By Bill Dyroff  Fish the Net   Re
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By Ryan Burr, The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.  Feb. 13--Mandatory reductions in red snapper catch, which recreation fishermen have fought and dreaded, likely will take effect later this month.
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By Charles Walsh, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 17--Sometimes no matter what your fishing preference, you just have to go where the (big) fish are.
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Its plan to prevent overharvesting, slated to go into effect in March, mobilizes irked anglers who say they've already cut back.
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In Michigan, the fishermanâs paradise all but surrounded by water, angling for a prized catch is about to become a lot more complicated.
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Science & environment: European fisheries ministers seek to balance dwindling fish stocks with demands of fishing industry
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By Mladen Rudman, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Dec. 13--What reef fish species in the Gulf of Mexico isn't overfished or suffering from overfishing?  Beats me. Maybe gray triggerfish. Maybe gray snapper.  The money fish, however, are in trouble.
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By Christian Berg, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Dec. 19--State officials hope to complete long-awaited repairs at Leaser Lake by 2010, but local fishermen will probably have to wait another four years before angling for species such as bass, walleye, muskellunge and catfish.
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By Melissa Mcever, The Brownsville Herald, Texas  Feb. 9--Local anglers might have to cut their daily catches of spotted seatrout in half if new state regulations pass this year.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 21--It's easy to sympathize with fishermen on Hatteras Island and elsewhere along the North Carolina coast who lament a pending rule that would limit catches of snowy grouper, a lucrative fish, and a few other species.
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By Nirvi Shah, The Miami Herald  Feb. 16--High school sophomore Caylin Drews remembers fishing with her dad from the time she was a toddler. She likes camping and describes herself as an environmentalist.
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Maine's lobstermen have been hauling up phenomenal numbers for almost 15 years. Their 62.3 million pounds in 2002 set a record &#151; triple the typical catch during the 1980s. That's more than &#36;200 million worth of lobster and by far the dominant share of the Northeast's most valuable fishery. But can it last?
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Recreational fishing accounts for almost a quarter of the total take of depleted saltwater fish species in the United States, including economically important species such
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A rare reef fish called the humphead wrasse should be guarded from the trade that is threatening its future, conservation agencies have claimed.
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All along the South Shore, bluefish remain the story, with their numbers falling just below the near-nuisance level they reached last week. For those looking for bigger game, tuna bites continue to get stronger around the Cape and environs as the calendar wanes.
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By Jayne Matthews, Belleville News-Democrat, Ill.  Feb. 16--MARYVILLE -- The days of fishing with wild abandon in Maryville's Drost Park Lake are over. Now there are rules.